Introduction to Blockouts

Introduction

The ‘Blockouts’ feature allows you to view, search, and filter your Blockout periods, which appear in the Release Schedule and Environment Schedule. Blockout periods are holiday periods or other times when a Release cannot occur.

Pre-requisite

You must have the following user permissions to view/create/delete/update blockout periods:

  • Release Manager: To view the Blockout menu option.
  • Create Blockout Periods: To add a new Blockout period.
  • Update Blockout Periods: To update an existing Blockout period.
  • Delete Blockout Periods: To delete a Blockout period.

Release > Blockouts

Page Layout and Features

Navigate to Release > Blockouts to display the ‘Blockout Periods’ page.

On the ‘Blockout Periods’ page, you can:

  • View, search, and filter Blockouts
  • Add and edit Blockouts
  • Delete Blockouts
  • Duplicate Blockouts

Filter Blockout

By Year

Click on the year drop-down to filter by year.

Query Builder

To use Query Builder, click .  See Query Builder for more information. Clickingopens the quick access menu, which lists private and public queries. You must have the ‘Create/Delete Release Public Query Builder’ user permissions to create, edit or delete public queries.

Sort Blockout Periods

To sort Blockout Periods hover your mouse cursor over a column header appears. Sort the column ascending or descending, click Sort Ascending or Sort Descending.
An arrow pointing in the sort direction will appear on the column header. Refresh your browser to clear sort patterns. 

Show/Hide Columns

You can hide columns on your grid containing information that you do not need to view. For details, see Show/Hide Columns.

View Blockout Period History

To view the history of a Blockout Period, click the blockout name under Blockout Name column. This opens the ‘Edit Blockout Period’ pop-up. Click to view the ‘Audit History’. For more information, see Audit History.

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