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omair's avatar
omair
Contributor
9 years ago

Comparing pipelines across projects

We are developing a number of pipelines to be published within a Pattern project, to be used by our clients to drive their integrations. We have a “reference implementation” project space with a project per product version.

In our SnapLogic organization we have a project space for each client. Additionally we have a development project space for developing pipelines. To promote our pipelines we are thinking of copying the pipeline from the development project space to the appropriate pattern project within the reference implementation project space.

We would like to be able to use the compare pipeline feature to compare the development version of a pipeline with the current reference implementation. However, it looks like the compare pipeline feature is unable to compare pipelines across different project spaces. How can we do this?

9 Replies

    • slaytanic70's avatar
      slaytanic70
      New Contributor III
      7 years ago

      Thank you! Can’t believe I missed that feature… One thing I noticed is when I’m in the Compare and I click between Identical, Similar, and Different is that some of the snaps get reoriented. Then when I close the Compare, the original pipeline has also been changed and reoriented. I don’t save, but wanted to comment. Any future possibility of doing the compare across organizations? Thanks again!

      • dmiller's avatar
        dmiller
        Former Employee
        7 years ago

        I’ll let the Dev team know about the Snap orientation.

        I don’t currently see a request for compare across orgs.

  • dmiller's avatar
    dmiller
    Former Employee
    9 years ago

    This functionality has been requested by another customer recently. I’ll add you to the requestor list.

    • del's avatar
      del
      Contributor III
      9 years ago

      Please add me too. Ty.

      • dmiller's avatar
        dmiller
        Former Employee
        9 years ago

        Done.

        I’ve done the same for all feature enhancements that have come in through the community.