FlexDeploy Folders provide organization and shared configuration for Projects and Releases.
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A Folder is a container for organizing FlexDeploy projects and releases. A Folder also provides a construct for identifying characteristics that apply to all sub-folders, projects, and releases contained within it (e.g. notifications, approvals, windows, issue tracking, release settings and security).
FlexDeploy comes pre-configured with a single root folder called FlexDeploy. Folders and projects are created inside of the FlexDeploy root folder.
Creating a Folder
To create a new folder 1️⃣ click the New Folder Icon or click the options menu of a Folder and select New Folder.
2️⃣ Populate the folder popup with the desired Parent Folder and Folder Name and click Save.
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Multiple FoldersYou can create multiple folders at once by separating the Folder Name with a
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Editing a Folder
To edit a folder, 1️⃣ ensure the folder you want to edit is selected in the tree and 2️⃣ click the Manage Folder button.
Doing so will display several tabs, the first being General, where you can edit basic Folder information like the name and parent folder.
For information on managing the additional configuration on the subsequent tabs see Managing Folder Configuration.
Managing Folder Configuration
Folders do more than just organizing Projects. Each Folder in the Folder tree can define configuration that applies to each of each “children” in the tree. The simplest example is adding a notification to the root FlexDeploy folder.
With that in place, each child folder automatically “inherits” that notification. We can see this by selecting a child folder and view the Notifications.
In the above example we can see Folder Azureis inheriting a Notification from the FlexDeploy root folder.
Overriding Folder Configuration
In the case where a Folder wants to define its own configuration or maybe just remove the inherited configuration altogether, click the Override toggle on the Folder.
At this point we can add/delete/edit any configuration as needed.
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Overriding ConfigurationOnce a folder is Overriding configuration, all its children will inherit this new overridden configuration. |
Additional Folder Configuration
All of the below configurations follow the same principle outlined above:
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