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• Updated On 4.1.1

Publishing Status

The Publishing tool under allows the user to view the publishing status, publish multiple items from a specified path, publish commits from sandbox repository by commit id or tag and view the publishing queue.

Status

The Status section allows the user to view the publishing status, such as the following:

• The publisher was stopped by an administrator.

• The publisher was stopped due to an error.

• Preparing items for publishing. {numberOfItems} out of {totalItems} processed so far.

It also allows the user to Start or Stop Studio publishing

Publishing is locked when content is being published. From the Status tab, you can unlock publishing by clicking on the unlock button that is displayed during content publishing.

After clicking on the unlock button, the user will be prompted to confirm the action:

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Publish on Demand

The Publish on Demand section allows the user to publish changes made in Studio via the UI and to publish commits from sandbox repository by commit id.

The user will first be asked to publish the entire project, if the project has not yet been published:

Publish by path

The Publish changes made in Studio via the UI selection allows the user to publish multiple items under a specified path. This should be used to publish changes made in Studio via the UI.

For example, using the Website Editorial blueprint, to publish all the articles in the year 2021, in the Path to Publish field, enter /site/website/articles/2021. To publish everything in your project, the user will enter / in the Path to Publish field

Publish by Commit/tag ID(s)

The Publish changes made via direct git actions against the repository or pulled from a remote repository allows the user to publish by tags or commits ids

Note

Changes made directly to the git repository cannot rewrite history (no git resets, merge unrelated histories, or other git updates that remove or change the past). Git changes must only be fast forward actions so Studio can catch up and be in sync with your git updates

To publish by commit id, let’s use a project created using the Website Editorial blueprint and follow the steps below:

• Edit the Home page (/site/website/index.xm) from the command line or anywhere other than Studio

• From the command line, commit your changes

  $ cd crafter-authoring/data/repos/sites/my-editorial/sandbox/site/website
  $ git add .
  $ git commit
  

• Get the commit id after doing the above step

  $ git log
  commit f47c9a5bae4184e7b5ff2cb03b90b8ff86adec37 (HEAD -> master)
  Author: myuser <myuser@example.com>
  Date:   Fri Mar 15 10:09:57 2021 -0400
  
      edited home page outside of studio
  
  commit 1121d1b90d7b3131025932b6a0f0269d918caa11
  Author: admin admin <evaladmin@example.com>
  Date:   Fri Mar 15 09:31:57 2021 -0400
  

  The commit id we want to publish by commit id is f47c9a5bae4184e7b5ff2cb03b90b8ff86adec37

• Go back to Studio and click on -> Publishing

• Scroll down to the Publish on Demand section

• Select the Publish changes made via direct git actions against the repository or pulled from a remote repository radio button

• Paste the commit id from the step where we got the commit id, then click on the Publish button

Publish all changes on the repo

Since 4.0.2

The Publish everything selection allows the user to publish all changes on the repo to the publishing target you choose.

For example, using the Website Editorial blueprint, to publish all the changes made in the sandbox repo, simply select Publish everything and then choose the publishing target, then click on the Publish button.

Publishing Queue

The Publishing Queue tab allows the user to see the items(publishing packages) that are in the queue for publishing.

Publishing packages contains the following information:

• An id for the publishing package

• The target item is published to/to be published

• Username that sent/requested publishing package

• Submission comment

• State of the publishing package

• Scheduled Date for publishing the package

• A list of file(s) contained in the publishing package with the following information:

  • The content type

  • The content path

You can filter the publishing queue displayed, based on the following:

• Path Expression (e.g. simple regex /SOME/PATH/*)

• Publishing Target (a list of all available targets)

• State of the publishing packages

  The following are the applicable states to publishing packages.

  • All

  • Ready for Live: Item is scheduled and waiting in the queue to be published

  • Processing: Item is being published

  • Completed: Item has been published

  • Cancelled: Item has been removed from the queue (publishing was cancelled)

  • Blocked: Item is blocking the publishing queue

Filtering shows packages where one or more items in the package match. The default filter is set for items that are in State READY_FOR_LIVE and Publishing Target All which will show a list of packages that are ready to go live.

Below, we have the filter set to display items in the COMPLETED state

Packages in the READY_FOR_LIVE state can be selected and the publishing package cancelled. In the image below, we have two publishing packages selected with the Cancel Selected button clicked and confirming if the user wants to set the state of the selected publishing packages to state CANCELLED