Creating/Editing a Change Management Instance

To create a Change Management instance, select the Change Management tab, and click the button. To edit an existing instance, click on an Instance row from the list.

Enter values for the fields as described in the table below.

Field Name	Required	Description
Instance Code	Yes	Short name for the instance.
Instance Name	Yes	Long display name for the instance.
Change Management	Yes	The change management system.
Description	Yes	A description of the instance.
Active	Yes	Whether or not the instance is active in the system. Defaults to "Yes".

If the selected Change Management System has any properties defined, enter the values for those properties.

Click the Test button to test the connection and verify that the url, port, username, and password are correct. Click the Save button to save the changes. Optionally click the Apply button to save the changes, but remain on the current screen until the Cancel button is clicked.

ServiceNow Properties

Property	Type	Description
ServiceNow URL	String	The URL for accessing ServiceNow.
ServiceNow Port	String	The HTTP/HTTPS port for ServiceNow. If you don't typically specify a port on the URL, provide the default (80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS).
ServiceNow User Name	String	A local ServiceNow service account user with a non-expiring password.
ServiceNow Password	String	The password for the ServiceNow User Name above. Note that encrypted properties are stored in Credential Store (Local or External) and can be configured using Edit button next to credential name drop down. Alternatively, you can reuse single credential for multiple properties also, in which case you should name that credential appropriately.
Approved Check Script	String	A Groovy expressions which determines whether a task for the change ticket is approved or not. The expression must return a boolean, and has access to the following variables: TICKET (as of 4.5.2) - an object with fields (JSON) contained in the change ticket, as returned by the ServiceNow REST API. Fields are referenced as TICKET.<field name>. REQUEST (deprecated as of 4.5.2) - same object as TICKET. FD_ENVIRONMENT_CODE (as of 4.5.2) - The environment for a particular deployment request or associated pipeline stage. If the Approved Check Script is left blank, the default implementation is to return true if the "approval" field of the ticket is set to "approved". Examples TICKET.approval == 'approved' TICKET.myfield == 'some value' (TICKET.myfield == 'some value' && FD_ENVIRONMENT_CODE='UAT') \|\| (TICKET.myfield == 'some other value' && FD_ENVIRONMENT_CODE='PROD') If you want to see values that can be used, enable `FINEST` log level for `flexagon.fd.model.integration.cms.impl.servicenow.ServiceNowScript` using Admin Operations.
Rejected Check Script	String	A Groovy expressions which determines whether a task for a change ticket is rejected or not. The expression must return a boolean, and as has access to the following variables: TICKET (as of 4.5.2) - an object with fields (JSON) contained in the change ticket, as returned by the ServiceNow REST API. Fields are referenced as TICKET.<field name>. REQUEST (deprecated as of 4.5.2) - same object as TICKET. FD_ENVIRONMENT_CODE (as of 4.5.2) - The environment for a particular deployment request or associated pipeline stage. If the Rejected Check Script is left blank, the default implementation is to return true if the "approval" field of the ticket is set to "rejected". Examples TICKET.approval == 'rejected' TICKET.myfield == 'some value' (TICKET.myfield == 'some value' && FD_ENVIRONMENT_CODE='UAT') \|\| (TICKET.myfield == 'some other value' && FD_ENVIRONMENT_CODE='PROD') TICKET.state == '4'
Don't Poll	Boolean	Returns whether FlexDeploy should poll ServiceNow to check the change tickets for Approval/Rejection. The default value is false, which means polling will occur. Only check this box is you the FlexDeploy REST API is used to communicate ticket approval/rejection.