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    ProGet: Feature Request: Promoted/Repackaged flag on package listing

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    • MaxCasconeM Offline
      MaxCascone
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      When I'm looking at a package's version list in the ProGet UI,
      I would love to see a little icon or flag on an entry if that version has been promoted or repackaged,
      So I know right away that that has happened,
      Without having to dig into the history, potentially finding nothing.

      thanks!
      max

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      • stevedennisS Offline
        stevedennis inedo-engineer @MaxCascone
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        Hi @mcascone !

        Interesting idea . just brainstorming here :)

        Can you share the workflow you're thinking? Like... why do you want to know that a package was repackaged/promoted?

        For example...

        • I already know that a -rc.xyz version has been repackaged, because we only creat -ci.xyz versions.
        • I already know that a package has been promoted, because that's the only way these packages are in a feed

        ... so this information isn't so helpful to me. Unless a mistake was made, only promoted packages are only in certain feeds, and all packages go through same workflow (repackaging).

        Thoughts off the top of my head...

        • Promotion records exist in the database, so perhaps easier to show
        • Repackaging records are inside the package (I think), so maybe harder to show

        Cheers,
        Steve

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        • MaxCasconeM Offline
          MaxCascone
          last edited by MaxCascone

          Hi, thanks for the ideas. At least in our process, we really only have three happy-path steps:

          1. a pre-release package is published into the dev feed with a version 1.2.3-branchname-weightedprereleasenumber.
          2. That package is deployed to all lower environment tiers, eventually being QA/UAT passed and ready to ship.
          3. The package is Repackaged as 1.2.3 and promoted into the prod feed, to be released into Production.

          What i'd like to see is a little up-arrow or similar UI 'hint' on the version's row in the package's main version list that it has been repackaged and/or promoted into another feed. So if i'm looking for a package in the dev feed to see which one's been promoted, i don't have to dig into the metadata or history of every version to find it - i just look in the main list.

          Extra bonus points for putting the version and feed it was promoted/repackaged to in the hover-text of the UI hint!

          You're right that the info is available in the package record json, the history in the UI, and the package metadata, it's just a hassle to have to dig into them in each version to find whether or not it even exists.

          Let me know if i can clear anything else up!

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          • atrippA Offline
            atripp inedo-engineer
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            Thanks @mcascone , I also added this to our "Promotion / Repackaging Visibility & Permissions Rethinking" task - sounds like something we can consider :)

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