I have the following landscape setup: Development (Dev) – Testing (Test) – Production (Prod). Between Dev and Test, there is a consolidated transport group that defines the target clients. Our current transport route is: Dev client 100 → Test client 200 → Prod client 300.
What happens if a transport request (Transport A) is released from Dev client 100 but has not yet been deployed to Test client 200, and then we add a new target client (for example, Test client 210) to the consolidated group? If we then try to deploy Transport A via Cloud ALM, would this cause any errors?
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Good morning,
Really this is more to TMS experts.
However, I would say that for the transport already released, if you add a new client in the transport group later on, still you need to add this transport manually to the import buffer of that additional system:client aded after the release of the transport.
It is at release time when the transport are being added to the import buffer of the systems:clients indicated in the TMS transport route. Only then the trigger of the import from the Feature can be succesful.
Best regards,
Dolores
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