tia-project-general

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C# Openness implementation of project, portal, and library lifecycle.

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# tia-project-general ## Scope Project, portal, and project/global library lifecycle — full C# Openness implementation. When the roadmap routes here, the entire solution is C#. Do not mix with Python wrapper calls. Always load `tia-csharp-common` first (done by roadmap). --- ## Reference files Load ONLY the reference file(s) relevant to the task. Do not load all files at once. | Reference file | When to use | |---|---| | `references/project-lifecycle.md` | Load when the task involves project-level lifecycle operations: Open, OpenWithUpgrade, Create, Save, SaveAs, Close, Archive, Retrieve, RetrieveWithUpgrade, delete, or copy. | | `references/library-operations.md` | Load when the task involves project/global libraries, library folders, master copies, library types or versions, type instances, release/default/discard, update/harmonize/cleanup, or library comparison. | | `references/project-attributes.md` | Load when the task involves reading project metadata (Author, Name, Version, Path, Size, dates), project history entries, used products, simulation/virtual PLC properties, or accessing the VCI service entry point. | | `references/language-settings.md` | Load when the task involves project languages, active/editing/reference languages, multilingual text (MultilingualText, MultilingualTextItem), CommentML on devices, or VCI language import options. | | `references/umac-and-auth.md` | Load when the task involves UMAC-protected project operations, UmacDelegate, Authentica...

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Author
Czarnak
Repository
Czarnak/totally-integrated-claude
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
3 weeks ago
Language
PowerShell
License
MIT

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