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Updating the object-centric AI Credit Blocks Manager app

Updates with new features are announced in the Release Notes, and all the updates for the AI Credit Blocks Manager app are listed at the end of this topic. Update your app regularly to benefit from our new developments.

For updates after version 1.0.0 of the package, we’ll clone the existing versions of your views, and add these to the package navigation along with the new versions of the views. (You can opt out of this by deselecting the “Duplicate copied assets before update” checkbox when you action the update.) Cloning the views means you won't lose the customizations you made to existing views, and you can copy them over to the new version of the views. Alternatively, you can discard any of the new views and revert to your existing versions.

Here’s how to update your app after version 1.0.0. If you’re on a version earlier than that, follow the steps in Installing the object-centric AI Credit Block Manager App instead.

  1. Check the change history at the end of this topic for all the releases that have happened since your current version, to see what changes were made since you last updated the app. If there’s any action you need to take, such as manually updating a KPI or reapplying some of your customizations, we’ll tell you here.

    Tip: Your current app version is shown in the Dependencies tab in the package settings.

  2. In Studio, click Publish to publish your current app package, so that you can revert to this in case there are any problems during the update.

  3. In the Dependencies tab in the package settings, click the UPDATE AVAILABLE button to update the app to the latest version.

  4. The popup lists the updated assets. If you don’t want to copy your existing views and customizations, deselect the “Duplicate copied assets before update” checkbox. If you do want them copied, leave the checkbox selected. Then click Update to proceed.

  5. In Studio, make any required manual updates that we’ve noted in the change history for your new app version, or for the other versions since you last updated the app. Assuming you let us copy your existing views and customizations, you can compare your previous views to the new views and transfer over any customizations you want. You can also discard any new views that you don’t want, and keep using your existing versions of them.

  6. Check all the app’s views to make sure everything works correctly, all the fields are populated, and the numbers look as you’d expect.

  7. If there’s an issue and you’re sure you made any required manual changes correctly, see [→Support] to find how to get help.

  8. If everything’s working, click Publish to publish your updated package and make it available to your users.