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Publishing Traceability links with Configuration Context

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Josef Habetswallner (11●2) | asked Oct 30, 1:56 a.m.
Hi,

We are using the BM Engineering Lifecycle Optimisation - Publishing to create our documents via GitlabCI. 
It works fine already, but it only prints hyperlinks to the base artifact without configuration context. For example:
https://<server>/ccm/resource-rmm/1021692
https://<server>/rm/resources/BI__wNu8fWoEe6oItF6CWja7A
What I would like is for the link to include the corresponding (global) configuration context.
Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks in advance,
Bg Josef

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Amin Manjiyani (11) | answered Oct 30, 4:02 a.m.

If everything is functioning properly and the only issue is the absence of the Configuration Context URL in the links, we can address this in two ways:

  1. Datasource Check: Verify if the Configuration Context URL is included in the datasource XML file. If it is, we can utilize that object from the schema to retrieve and display its value.

  2. Variable Creation: Alternatively, we can create a variable to store the Configuration Context URL and incorporate this variable into all relevant links (hardcoded).

 

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