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A release is a software delivery milestone, containing a collection of related or unrelated projects enabling new or updated features/capabilities.  


Select Releases from the menu to view and define your releases.

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Column

Description

Name

The name of the release.

Status

The current status of the release.  Status are:

  • Not Started - the release is not yet started, and is not eligible to process snapshot
  • Started - the release is eligible to process snapshots
  • Suspended - the release has been paused, and is not currently eligible to process snapshots
  • Completed - the release has ended, and will never process snapshots again (cannot be resumed).

Start Date

The date and time in which the release was started.
End DateThe date and time in which the release was ended/completed.
PipelineThe pipeline which is used to process snapshots for the release.
Latest SnapshotThe last snapshot which was created for this release.

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To view the details of the projects in the snapshot, click on the link in the Snapshot Name column.

Creating/Editing a Release

     Basic fields

     Associating to a Pipeline - reference pipeline section

     Adding projects packages to a release

         Request all files

         Managing files

Starting a release

Pausing a release

Ending a release

See creating a snapshot

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Column

Description

Project Name

The name of the project within the snapshot.
Project VersionThe version of the project build within the snapshot.
Package NameThe package name for the project build within the snapshot.  Only applies to partial deployment projects.
Request All FilesWhether or not the package contains all the files for the project.  Only applies to partial deployment projects.

Status

The status of the individual project version within the snapshot.  Status are:

  • Pending - the project is has not yet been built for the snapshot. 
  • Submitted - the project is currently being built for the snapshot.
  • Completed - the project has been built successfully for the snapshot.
  • Failed - the project has failed to build.
  • Existing - the snapshot is utilizing a version from the previous snapshot.


Note

Once the all project versions in the snapshot are Completed or Existing, the snapshot will be Completed, and then sent for pipeline execution (Initiated).


Error MessageThe error message of the failed build, if the status is Failed.

Created On

The date and time in which the snapshot was created.
Created By

The user who created the snapshot.

Note

The user will be a system user if the snapshot was created via a project build associated to the release, as multiple user may have contributed to it.