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  • 1.  Flow Version !

    Posted 04-19-2021 14:24
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    I have a requirement where I want to track the changes being added or removed to my flow with new version. There are multiple people working into the same flow and it is very hard to track who did what.

    So can I know if there is a way to identify what exactly has been added or removed to the flow with latest version.

    Any information around this would be really helpful !
    #ArchitectureandDesign

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    Thanks,
    Anurag Gusain
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  • 2.  RE: Flow Version !

    Posted 04-19-2021 14:51
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    Architect will show you who created/checked in/published a version and what time it happened, but does not show what was changed.  If you use Archy to define your flows in yaml format, you can compare the different yaml files.  There's several websites that show differences between 2 yaml files or you can write code that compares them.

    https://developer.mypurecloud.com/devapps/archy/

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    Melissa Bailey
    Genesys - Employees
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  • 3.  RE: Flow Version !

    Posted 04-19-2021 15:05
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    Thanks - Do we have any other option ?

    Any API which we can use to get this information  ?

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    Anurag Gusain
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  • 4.  RE: Flow Version !

    Posted 04-20-2021 09:00
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    No

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    Melissa Bailey
    Genesys - Employees
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  • 5.  RE: Flow Version !

    Posted 04-20-2021 15:32
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    I think I've seen one or two ideas about being able to add comment blocks into Architect flows.  I also think I've seen some people make use of something like Git to act as a source repository for flow files so someone would check in/out flow files to/from that but at the same time add comments as to what they changed.

    All of this is reliant on your flow developers adding comments to things.

    Also as Melissa says if you used something like Archy and yaml files you could potentially even just do a compare in something like Notepad++

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    Vaun McCarthy
    NTT New Zealand Limited
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