If you have a standard set of deployment tasks that are performed for
similar release packages, environments, or applications, you can create
templates for these tasks. As release engineers create release packages, they
can copy tasks from task templates, and then reorder, remove, or add new tasks
as needed.
To create a task template:
- Open the task templates project submit form in one of the following
ways:
-
In
Work Center,
select a release package, click the
More button, and select
Create Task Template.
-
In
Work Center,
click
+New and select your task templates
project.
(By default, the Task templates project is used to store task
templates.)
- Provide a name and description for the task template, and then
optionally select values for the following fields:
- Release Type
Select the release type to which the task template applies.
- Applications
Select specific applications to which the task template applies.
Note: Users can copy deployment tasks from any approved task
template, but when you specify a release type or application, they can filter
tasks to those related to a specific release type or application.
- Select the release engineer and other release team members who will
be responsible for the task template, and then click
Submit.
- Click the
Edit Deployment Tasks button.
- Use the form to add new deployment tasks, copy tasks from another
task template or release package, delete tasks, or change the sequence of
tasks. Click
Close when you are done.
- Click
Complete to send the task template to a release manager for
review.
- Once approved, the task template is available for release packages.
Note: Deployment tasks associated with task templates won't have deployment
units associated, since these are specific to an environment. After the task
template is copied to a release package, deployment units must be associated
with the release package.
Tip: You can also create a task template from a release package
using
More > Create Task Template.
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