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Support the lifecycle of a workbench throughout the FME ecosystem

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  • September 4, 2018
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frankvandoorne
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It would be nice to be able to handle information about the lifecycle of Workbench I make. Not only attributes like version numbers , create dates etc., but also status like 'in development', 'ready for test', 'accepted', 'in production', 'end-of-life'.

And it would be marvelous if FME Server would support this info too. E.g. that I can filter all WorkBenches that are not accepted, or that I can easily take all 'accepted' WorkBenches into production.

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redgeographics
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There's version control in FME Server (tech preview since 2017.1), this video covers it. For desktop there is no such thing out of the box yet but I know lots of people check workspaces in to a source control system.

I would also recommend checking out the template made by @lars_de_vries which facilitates version numbering.


frankvandoorne
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  • September 6, 2018
Thanks @redgeographics, I’ll have a look at your suggestions.

xiaomengatsafe
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Hi @frankvandoorne

 

 

We are kicking off a project to improve our understanding of our users' needs and challenges, when it comes to managing different workspace versions. We would love to chat with you. Your input will have a direct impact on FME's future.

 

If you have 20-30 minutes to chat between April 13th - 15th, please pick a time on this form.

 

 

In addition to helping us shape FME's future, you'll also be taking part in a fun Safe tradition: "Innovation Daze". As some of you may know, every year around this time, Safers spend a week working on projects they normally don't have time to work on. Many of FME's great innovations are results of the work we do during "Innovation Daze". See this blog, if you want to learn more about this tradition. It's Innovation Daze at Safe this coming week. And, one of our projects' goal is to better understand our users' needs and challenges around workspace version management. So, by talking to us, next week, you'll be joining us in this fun Safe tradition!

frankvandoorne
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  • April 14, 2020

Hi @xiaomengatsafe,

I feel honored and would love to be able to give you input about this. I'll fill in the form later today.

Frank