View the Deployment History for a Project

To view the deployment history of a project in Intelligent Advisor Hub:

  1. In Intelligent Advisor Hub, navigate to the Deployments Page.
  2. Click the deployment name. The deployment details page is displayed. In the VERSION HISTORY panel, you can see a list of all versions of the project that have been deployed.

    The deployment details view in Intelligent Advisor Hub showing the deployment history
    The version history shows, for each version, when it was added, who it was added by, comments on it and whether it is active or not. Managers can make changes to a particular version using the menu to the right of the version. For more information, see View and Change Deployment Details for a Project.

Details text

The Details column shows a comment for the deployment version.

  • For decision service project deployments and flow project deployments, the text in the Details column is what was entered in the Comments field in the Deploy dialog when the project was deployed.
  • For Policy Modeling projects, the text in the Details column is automatically generated based on whether the version has been added to a project repository in the Hub and how it relates to other versions already managed on the Hub. Any comments included in the Deploy Snapshot dialog when the project was deployed in Policy Modeling will appear after the auto-generated text. The auto-generated details text is one of these:
    • Ad hoc project '<ProjectName>' - will appear for all projects that are not connected to any project repository in the Hub.
    • Version # of project '<ProjectName>' - will appear for projects where the project deployed is exactly the same as a version uploaded to a project repository on the same Hub.
    • Version # (modified) of project '<ProjectName>' - will appear where the deployed version contains local changes that have not yet been uploaded to the project repository. Most often used when testing a change.
    • Version # of project '<ProjectName>' from <Hub URL> - will appear where the project is contained in the project repository of one Hub (for example, a test Hub) and deployed via another Hub (for example, a production Hub).