Publishing application changes in App Studio
You can publish application changes that you make in App Studio to the pipeline. Publishing your changes creates a patch version of the application and starts a deployment. For example, you can change a life cycle, data model, or user interface elements in a screen and submit those changes to systems in the pipeline.
To publish an application change using App Studio:
- Log in to your application in a development environment.
- In the top-right corner of App Studio, click
Development.
- If there are pending updates staged for publication, the application version states Not published in orange text.
- If there are no updates, the application version states No changes.
- Click Manage versions.
- Your deployment pipeline is now visible under the Publish section, broken out into the pre-configured stages.
- From the Development stage, click Publish to [next
stage].
- In the publish confirmation dialogue, enter a short description for the publish log. You can also add any associated user stories/bugs if you have Agile Workbench configured with App Studio.
- Click Ok.
- The publishing of your application now progresses through your deployment
pipeline model.
- Click Approve for production to finalize the publish and stage for production. App studio only supports the approval of publishing. To cancel or abort your publishing, simply start a new publish to overwrite any existing publishes in the pipeline.
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