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Restoring and Deleting Packages |
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Restoring and Deleting Packages |
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Imagine a Package as taking a photograph of everything in your project exactly as it is at one specific moment in time. At any point in time, you can restore a previous Package or simply delete it. This may prove to be useful to you when testing a newer Package might fail and you need to restore a previous Package that has proven to test successfully. When Restoring a Package, this will be used as the latest version when running a Project.
Deleting a Package
To delete a Package, you will need to access the specific Package in the Side Menu.
| • | In the Side Menu, mouse over the desired Package to be deleted. |
| • | Select the down arrow located to the left of the Package name. |
| • | In the resulting contextual menu, select Delete. |
Figure 1: A Package is deleted by using the Side Menu.
Restoring a Package
A Package can be restored such that it will be the current set of files used when a workflow is triggered for your Project. A common scenario is when an edit is made to any Project File that produces an error and some is needed to investigate. A previously tested and error free package can be restored so production can resume.
| • | In the Side Menu, mouse over the desired Package to be restored. |
| • | Select the down arrow located to the left of the Package name. |
| • | In the resulting contextual menu, select Restore. |
Figure 2: The Initial Configuration Package is restored by selection in the Side Menu.