Conflict Types
Creo Packages reports overridable and non-overridable conflicts:
• Overridable—Creo Packages can resolve the overridable conflict. When an overridable conflict occurs, Creo Packages generates a CSV file in the output folder. Modify the CSV file by entering the resolution options. The CSV file can then be the input of the export process by using the resolution argument in the command line. After you have resolved the conflict, export the package again.
If you want to apply a common resolution for all the objects, you can specify the conflict resolution in the wpc_preferences.txt file.
• Non-overridable—In case a non-overridable conflict occurs, the conflict report is generated in the output directory that you specify on the command line with the -output command. If you have not specified the output directory, the conflict report is generated in the current location.