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When creating an extension, it is possible to include multiple panels, which you do in the skeleton (thanks for that!). Since CEP is intended to support multiple host applications, it is common for an extension to include panels that appear only in specific applications but not in others. For instance, we produce an Embedded panel that is tied to the "KBRG" host (Bridge,) while all other applications use a Panel that has no host attribute.
This attribute can be added in cep-config.d.ts, and will need to be parsed by your build command to include the tag in the manifest.
When creating an extension, it is possible to include multiple panels, which you do in the skeleton (thanks for that!). Since CEP is intended to support multiple host applications, it is common for an extension to include panels that appear only in specific applications but not in others. For instance, we produce an Embedded panel that is tied to the "KBRG" host (Bridge,) while all other applications use a Panel that has no host attribute.
This attribute can be added in cep-config.d.ts, and will need to be parsed by your build command to include the tag in the manifest.
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