Existing runs that have been configured to use a RayFlow task as a source have additional tab RAYFLOW available in the Overview section.
Phase
This is the name of the current phase in which the RayFlow task is in. This is a read-only information which can be changed only by using RayFlow triggers (see Change status paragraph).
Status
This is the current status of the RayFlow task. This is a read-only information which can be changed only by using RayFlow triggers (see Change status paragraph).
Change Status
This is the list of triggers available for the current package. The triggers can change the package state and move the package to other phases, depending on RayFlow configuration. If a trigger is disabled it means that it represents the current status, for example in the above picture, as the RayFlow task is already in Hold state, the trigger Hold is unavailable.
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Note: Depending on RayFlow configuration, selected project and phase, the list of available triggers, their names and status may be different. Contact the RayFlow administrator for more details.. |
Category
Shows the category of RayFlow task. This is a read-only information.
SLA
Shows the SLA (Service Level Agreement) expressed in days. This is a read-only information.
View in RayFlow Web Button
Opens a link to the RayFlow task using default system browser.
Comments
Shows a list of comments and a textbox to add new comments. Already added comments are using human-friendly data representation. Hover the mouse over the human friendly string (for example 2 months ago) to reveal a full date string.
In order to add a new comment, enter its content to the textbox and press button Add.
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Note: RayFlow Web allows adding rich text comments using HTML. This option is disabled in PackBench, and all comments containing HTML tags are stripped down to a text version. In order to see the comments using HTML formatting, go to the Web version by using View in RayFlow Web button. |