Manually adding the app install to an update set requires adding an entry to an update set in the global scope. Switch to the Global scope in the application picker. The related link for tracking app ...
NOTE: Please use this carefully. There is probably a reason that a file is set to read-only, and this should be used more for deactivating unneeded functionality than changing the way a process works,...
A Playbook that is not in the ReleaseOps scope will not execute There is currently a bug in the business rule that fires playbooks for ReleaseOps in which it does not properly account for scope. Here'...
TL;DR: Don't modify the existing sample playbooks; there is a bug in the existing code that will require fixing, so even if you know how to clone playbooks read to the end. Do not modify the out of th...
Today I'm going to show you how to use ReleaseOps to deploy a brand new applications scope. 00:01: Hello. This is Jon Lind and today, I'm going to show you how to use release Ops to deploy a brand new...
How to extend ReleaseOps pipelines with manual deployment steps The sample release configuration covers a three-instance pipeline (Dev → Test → Prod) fully automated, many organizations need to add ad...
In the initial version of ReleaseOps a Deployment Request may end up in a terminal state such as Cancelled or Failed or otherwise get stuck with no way to recover and start the process over. The worka...
How to Create a 4 Instance Pipeline with ReleaseOps The sample release configuration covers a three-instance pipeline (Dev → Test → Prod), though many organizations need to add additional environments...
Developer Sandboxes: FAQ and Getting Started Guide Developer Sandboxes give teams a fast, isolated way to build and test changes without impacting others on a shared sub-production environment. This F...
In my four-part blog series, Need to build a new workspace?, I had some questions about how to modify the dashboard default page. In this follow-up, I’ll explain how to modify those data visualization...
ReleaseOps is a brand-new product, introduced with Zurich, to provide a process and automation to deploy and validate code from dev to prod in your ServiceNow environments. It will soon be part of a f...
In ServiceNow, there are two types of repositories, commonly referred to as Repos: the Git Repository and the App Repository. Application Repository (App Repo)Code movement for Scoped ApplicationsBuil...
In another blog I talked about App Repo and how it works. Here we will discuss Git Repo and how to use it. Anyone can get a Git Repo for personal use. If you haven’t used one previously, it might be f...
If you’ve ever tripped over a teammate’s changes in a shared instance, you know the pain of collisions. Developer Sandboxes are designed to end that. Instead of slowing down on a single dev environmen...
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