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Magnus_Berg
Employee
Employee

Qlik Deployment Framework on GitHub

To simplify QDF update process we have released all the scripts on GitHub - QlikDeploymentFramework/Qlik-Deployment-Framework: QDF version 1.7.1 all approved GitHub forks will end up into current or future deploy tool. So please add and comment code Steps when contributing:

  1. Create a fork and modify/add QDF code on GitHub
  2. Moderators will validate the request and move into Main (if ok)
  3. Fixes will be moved into current Deploy Tool (QlikDeploymentFramework.exe)
  4. New functionality will  be available in next major QDF release

Best regards

Magnus Berg

Qlik

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agigliotti
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

to upgrade from 1.6.0 to 1.6.5 is just needed to overwrite all files included in zip file ?

Magnus_Berg
Employee
Employee
Author

Hi Andrea, yes, just replace current qvs files. Minor updates are also pushed into 1.6.0 that has auto upgrade using the deploy tool. Btw 1.6.5 is the development stream of QDF, next major release will probably become 1.7

Regards

Magnus

agigliotti
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

Hi Magnus,

Just to know which are the steps I have to do to apply minor updates using QlikDeploymentFramework.exe ?

BR

Andrea

Magnus_Berg
Employee
Employee
Author

Hi Andrea, the steps are:

  1. Create a fork and modify/add QDF (development v 1.6.5) in GitHub
  2. Moderators will validate the request and move into Main (if ok)
  3. Fixes will be moved into current 1.6.0 Deploy Tool (QlikDeploymentFramework.exe)
  4. New functionality will  be available in next major QDF release
ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II

I'm trying the LCGV function
but it doesn't work
I want to link / mount to a container whose Prefix is QVDGEN
I put in the script Call LCGV('QVDGEN','QVD');

I get the below warning:

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kindly advise

I can walk on water when it freezes