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    BuildMaster Events Not Providing Enough Details

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      The BuildMaster Events only indicates at a very high level that something has changed in a particular area of BuildMaster, but does not indicate exactly what that is. For example, when I make a change to a setting in my application, I would only see an Event: Application Modified and some very basic information on who did it, time, etc.

      How can we see exactly what changed? Things like the previous value vs current value for all the things that changed is important.

      Product: BuildMaster
      Version: 4.8.1

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        I don't believe the "Application Modified" event is particularly useful because that simply means a field on the Application Settings page was changed (like "allow multiple active releases" was checked), and I can't think of a good reason you'd want to know when an individual setting like that changed beyond who and when since you'll notice the changes as you use the application and can refer back to the event log then.

        That being said, I do agree that things like deployment plans being edited should show exactly what changed... and that feature is scheduled for BuildMaster v5; check out the Road Map for more information.

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