There is no 'new document' hook when creating a new business process (it just registers as opening existing document), so we have to work around this.

@isc-pbarton This is only a partial solution. This works only for compiled business processes, since there is no easy way to check (that I know of) if a class is a business process before it has been compiled. Though once a business process is compiled, it is reloaded, thus causing it to be added to source control.

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This looks good to me. Can we make the same fix for Business Rules as well? And perhaps add a code comment that we are making up for an upstream issue.

This looks good to me. Can we make the same fix for Business Rules as well? And perhaps add a code comment that we are making up for an upstream issue.

Does this issue occur for Business Rules? From my testing it seems like they get added automatically when created

I'm seeing it with business rules if I start from the production configuration page. Add a new process of type EnsLib.MsgRouter.RoutingEngine, check "Auto-create rule", then open the auto-created rule. It has the "Add to Source Control" option on it. This is on IRIS 2023.1.3

@isc-pbarton That should work now too, though the Rule Editor does not call hooks when opened, so this will only work on Save/Compile