Hey! Hello!
I create an App using App Engine.
Since then, all customizations that I am making on him I am doing in the "default" and "committing" in QA and Production Instance, utilizing the pipelines.
The question is, what is the best practice to do it? Should I create an updated set and commit by them, or I should continue using pipelines?
I ask that because, some of the customizations I make utilizing an updated set, like creating a UI Policy:
But the interesting thing, and the reason for my doubt is that. Look at the version of the same Ui Policy in the QA instance:
And the version of the same UI Policy in the DEV instance:
I make a customization in the same UI Policy in default and try it commit utilizing pipelines, but the customization isn't reflected in the QA instance.
Why this is happening? What is the best practice to make customizations in an App Engine? Utilizing default and commit by pipelines or creating an UpdateSet and commit by instances?
Thank you very much
Hi,
I would open the application in Studio, use Create Application File link then select "Client Development" , then "UI Policy". and define that there.
Then, open the app record in the sys_app table, update the version number, and then use the "Publish..." . customers can publish to the Servicenow repository where only your company can access those.
On your other instances, from "My company Applications, in the Installed there should be a indication of a new version available. Indicated on the right:
Or Publish to Update set. and then use that method. Other community members may have other suggestions.
For App Engine (seems similar), see:
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-application-development/page/build/app-engine-studio/concept/aes-review-apps-p-and-d.html
