Creating and publishing Analysis in Studio
You can either create an Analysis when you're creating a Studio package or add an Analysis to your existing Studio package, depending on your use case. This requires you to have a basic understanding of how Studio content is structured. For more information, see: Workflow and content structure.
Creating an Analysis with package creation
You can create an Analysis asset when you're creating a Studio package. This creates a draft package with an empty Analysis asset.
To create a Studio package from your Studio space:
Click Create Package.
Configure your package using the following fields:
Package name: Internal reference for this package.
Description: Optional added information, allowing other team members to read more information about this package.
Initial content: Select Analysis.
Data Model: Select the Data Model to use for this package.
Package key: Edit or copy the package key if you need to give other applications access to this package.
Language: Select which language this package should use as its default language.
Click Create.
The package is created and an Analysis asset is available.
You can now build and configure your Analysis using Analysis components:
Adding an Analysis to an existing package
You can add an Analysis to an existing Studio package:
From the Studio package, click New asset - Analysis:
Configure your Analysis using the following fields:
Name: An internal reference for this asset.
Key: Automatically generated based on your Analysis name, but can be edited if required.
Data model variable: Select or create a Data Model variable to use in this asset.
Knowledge Model: Select a Knowledge Model to use in this asset.
Click Create.
You can now build and configure your Analysis using Analysis components:
Publishing an Analysis and version control
As an Analysis exists within a Studio package, you must publish the package. Studio gives you the ability to publish and control the version of packages and assets available to users through apps. This version control allow you to thoroughly test new features and configurations before using them productively.
For more information, see: Publishing and version control.
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