Attribute Commentary Files not being included in Build

We are editing the commentary files in the includes folder. When we build and deploy the rulebase (copy the output zip and drop into the rulebase folder on the server), the screen commentary files in the includes folder are moved to the server, but the attribute commentary files in the includes folder are not. Instead, the attribute commentary files in the output folder are being moved to the server. Is there something we need to set to remedy this? Using latest versions of OPA/OPM, but the project was created in older versions.

Alan,
You might try deleting everything in the output folder and building a clean version. If the commentary is successfully included in the rulebase .zip file, there should be a folder called "commentary" at the root level of the zip. file.
Some things to check.
1. Make sure in the rulebase project there is a directory called include
2. Make sure the commentary files are in a directory commentary inside the include directory.

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