Built as the default: the ITP belongs to the unit, so ITP writes never look at a packet's status.
To answer: keep.
Plan reference: Q28 in docs/PLAN.md (open questions). Answer here; the build takes the default until then.
**Built as the default:** the ITP belongs to the unit, so ITP writes never look at a packet's status.
**To answer:** keep.
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Plan reference: Q28 in [docs/PLAN.md](https://gt.pescoinc.biz/spencerm/PacketStation/src/branch/main/docs/PLAN.md) (open questions). Answer here; the build takes the default until then.
Noted: a packet whose unit's ITP is not complete cannot be filed, so no data book is built until the ITP is completed. Recorded in docs/PLAN.md as change C3, to build in phase 10. Closing.
Noted: a packet whose unit's ITP is not complete cannot be filed, so no data book is built until the ITP is completed. Recorded in docs/PLAN.md as change C3, to build in phase 10. Closing.
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Built as the default: the ITP belongs to the unit, so ITP writes never look at a packet's status.
To answer: keep.
Plan reference: Q28 in docs/PLAN.md (open questions). Answer here; the build takes the default until then.
If the ITP is not complete, we need to block it from compiling a data book. It will need to be sent back to be completed
Noted: a packet whose unit's ITP is not complete cannot be filed, so no data book is built until the ITP is completed. Recorded in docs/PLAN.md as change C3, to build in phase 10. Closing.