Currently, when I run an application process that installs various components, if I don't specify a version for any of them, the deploy component process doesn't run, and it says "No Version Selected". However, the step doesn't fail, and the process continues. Is there a way to configure the process to fail if not all components have a version? Or is there a way for me to interrogate the manifest for the process in a step at the top to figure it out myself and fail accordingly? I currently can find no way to do either of these things. The version of UCD I am using is 6.1.1.3.
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If your component process is configured as "Process Type* Operational (With Version)" then if you don't select the version the job will fail.
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Thank you, but in this case, the component process needs to be a Deployment type because it should be interacting with inventory and compliance. However, I hadn't noticed that about Operational (with version) type processes before. I supposed I could look at using Operational with version and managing the inventory changes manually. Something to think about. Thanks again. – Chris Ratcliffe May 19 '16 at 13:29
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@ChrisRatcliffe Did you try using Utility Steps->"Add Inventory Status" as part of your component process, that will take care of adding the version to inventory. – Mowgli May 19 '16 at 18:37