Windchill Creo Drawing regeneration Issue.

If you are publishing "as-stored", this is likely the case. Easy way to check is add drawing to a workspace but show the full list of objects before you commit the action. Here, toggle the configuration from "as-stored" of the drawing to "latest". You should see the model flipping iterations. Publishing as-stored, which is not wrong in any way, takes the fixed iterations of the dependents, as it was when the drawing was checked in, and uses that to create the representation. In this mode, you should always check in the drawing last or at same time as its models.

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There's a Creo setting that controls where dimensions added in the drawing are actually saved. I believe the default is that when you add a dimension in the drawing, that dimension actually gets stored on the model itself. This is different from displaying an existing dimension in the model on the drawing. That could be at play here, although I'm not sure of what the exact interaction would be.

For the immediate issue, I'd try checking out model and drawing, fully regenerating both, then checking both in. I would think that that should resolve the immediate issue.

For your publishing, you can specify that the publisher regenerate the objects before publishing. We have this turned on. That might help address the issue, just expect that it can significantly increase your publishing times.