Parent Config has a checkout step
Child Config has a master- sequential with checkout step
also has a checkout step.
Delete checkout step of child config- removed from master. In qb1- it kept the step in the sequential, and used the global definition- which was handy for overriding checkouts, etc. temporarily for testing, etc.
Description
Parent Config has a checkout step
Child Config has a master- sequential with checkout step
also has a checkout step.
Delete checkout step of child config- removed from master. In qb1- it kept the step in the sequential, and used the global definition- which was handy for overriding checkouts, etc. temporarily for testing, etc.
This is by design to facilitate deleting step and its reference in one click if the sequential step and the checkout step are both defined in child configuration.
To only delete the checkout step without removing the step reference from sequential step, you may just switch to the "all defined steps", and remove checkout step from there.
Robin Shen[05/Aug/09 03:54 PM]
This is by design to facilitate deleting step and its reference in one click if the sequential step and the checkout step are both defined in child configuration.
To only delete the checkout step without removing the step reference from sequential step, you may just switch to the "all defined steps", and remove checkout step from there.
Bug
Resolved
Minor
Delete step from config removes from sequential step; even if there is a similarly named step defined for a parent config...
To only delete the checkout step without removing the step reference from sequential step, you may just switch to the "all defined steps", and remove checkout step from there.