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See warning on applications with errors on Service Studio
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On Service Studio, it would be nice to have an icon indicating if there are modules inside the applications that are broken (with errors).


For instance, I've updated a component and after that there are 2 apps with broken eSpaces, but in my Service Studio list view of the apps I don't have a way to see it. I need to go into Service Center and go to the eSpaces' list, filter by the ones with errors, check the application and open on Service Studio to refresh the dependencies and publish (jumping in two different "windows" just to clear the errors).

04 Oct 2018
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02 Nov 2018
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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
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Hey Sofia,

Although this is totally makes sense, doing impact analysis on the full factory and identifying what is broken is actually a very complex and time-consuming step (one ofl the reasons why manage dependencies are sometimes slow). This could compromise the performance of the application list and would require a lot of background processing.

We don't have short-term plans to do this, but I'll keep the idea to (re)consider in the future.

Thanks a lot for the idea, keep them coming!

09 Nov 2018
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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
Merged this idea with 'Incompatible modules notification on landing page' (created on 08 Nov 2018 15:09:02 by Artuur De Maeyer)
21 Nov 2018
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Similar to the new feature on the landing page in Service Studio (where you can see all of your applications), telling you how many and which Forge components can be updated, it might be useful to have a similar feature for incompatible modules. Having the error icon and a counter telling you how many modules are currently incompatible, it would also be good to open a list of these modules when clicking on it, allowing you to click on each one to open the module. This would allow developers to get a quick overview of the health of the environment and to open the troublemakers quickly. 



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- originally posted on idea 'Incompatible modules notification on landing page' (created on 08 Nov 2018 by Artuur De Maeyer)
- merged to idea 'See warning on applications with errors on Service Studio' on 21 Nov 2018 13:24:59 by Vasco Pessanha
08 Nov 2018
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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
Merged this idea with 'Show module warnings in Recent Modules list' (created on 19 Dec 2018 10:35:41 by Sam Rijkers)
19 Dec 2018
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For me the 'Recent Modules' tab in Service Studio really is an added value. However, this may cause me to forget possible module warnings for some periods. It would be nice to have the warning (or error) icon beside the modules in the recent modules list if the module has warnings (or errors).



This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'Show module warnings in Recent Modules list' (created on 19 Dec 2018 by Sam Rijkers)
- merged to idea 'See warning on applications with errors on Service Studio' on 19 Dec 2018 10:38:08 by Vasco Pessanha
19 Dec 2018
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Merged this idea with 'Show module errors/warnings in service studio home page' (created on 30 Apr 2019 07:46:13 by Daniël Kuhlmann)
03 May 2019
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In Service Studio you can filter espaces on espaces with 'errors' or 'errors and warnings'.

It would be nice that in the application overview in service studio home page you would see an error or warning indication on the application icon too.




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- originally posted on idea 'Show module errors/warnings in service studio home page' (created on 30 Apr 2019 by Daniël Kuhlmann)
- merged to idea 'See warning on applications with errors on Service Studio' on 03 May 2019 03:53:23 by Justin James
30 Apr 2019
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Francisco Reis
Merged this idea with 'Show warning badge on app icon that has broken / outdated references' (created on 06 Sep 2019 23:51:03 by Leandro Correa)
07 Jul 2022
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Show warning badge on application Icon in the Service Studio application list when the application has some module that has a broken / outdated references. 

06 Sep 2019
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2018-10-29 13-00-29
Magda Pereira
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09 Sep 2019
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Francisco Reis
Merged this idea with 'Indicate Errors on Application Icon - Service Studio Dashboard' (created on 17 Mar 2022 13:19:56 by Palak Patel)
07 Jul 2022
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Dear OS Team,

It will be great feature to Indicate if any application is having error in its modules or not at Application Level in Service Studio.

Currently, if we need to check if there are any broken references there, we need to go to module list or module details or to Lifetime Applications List. 

But from Service Studio itself, if we will be able to see any broken dependencies, it will be indicated that to us and we will be able to focus on the issue right from Service Studio Dashboard.


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Suggested New Feature :


Suggested New Feature is already available in Lifetime (Application Level)



Using this idea it will indicate developers clearly that there are some errors in this application which needs to be checked.

I hope I am clear enough to explain my idea.
The feature is already available in lifetime but not available in Service Studio.


Regards,
Palak Patel


17 Mar 2022
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Francisco Reis
Merged this idea with '[ServiceStudio] Display outofdate warning in application list view.' (created on 27 Jan 2013 05:57:18 by . .)
07 Jul 2022
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Feature to change Icon view to list view and display warning sign next to out of date reference.
27 Jan 2013
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2016-04-21 20-09-55
J.
 
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Yes!

It's terrible to go to the application details to see if there are issues with the espaces
29 Jan 2013
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