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If we delete a library in adobe launch will it delete rules in it?
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Just to be sure, when you say "library", you are talking about within the Publishing Flow?
Think of this Library more like a configuration file... it lists all the components you want to create a build for and which revision of those components are to be used...
The components themselves contain their own revision numbers regardless of the library....
Let's say that you have a Data Element "Var X" and it has 5 Revisions.... If your latest Dev library build is using Revision 5, and you delete the library, "Var X" still has all 5 code revisions within it. The same with all your Rules and Extensions.
Extensions are a bit tricky... you cannot choose a past revision of an Extension... it will always be the latest versions.... (that is assuming you publish the latest version)...
If your upstream resources are using "Adobe Analytics" Version 1.8, and you upgrade your Extension to Version 1.9.... if you don't add that version into any builds that go to production, your live code will continue to use v1.8....
Rules and Data Elements on the other hand, you can see the Revision History, and compare revisions...
If for some reason, you made a change that you want to revert, when you are in your library, you can select an older revision... you will be presented with this message:
Now, in my example "Latest" and "Revision 4" are identical, and this message just means that a new Revision will be made (Revision 5) and it will become the "Latest" Version... I can still go back to my current Revision 4, later by selecting it and building it as Revision 6....
Basically every component maintains its own Revision History... Deleting a Library only essentially deletes a configuration of what elements and revisions are to be bundled in the build.
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Just to be sure, when you say "library", you are talking about within the Publishing Flow?
Think of this Library more like a configuration file... it lists all the components you want to create a build for and which revision of those components are to be used...
The components themselves contain their own revision numbers regardless of the library....
Let's say that you have a Data Element "Var X" and it has 5 Revisions.... If your latest Dev library build is using Revision 5, and you delete the library, "Var X" still has all 5 code revisions within it. The same with all your Rules and Extensions.
Extensions are a bit tricky... you cannot choose a past revision of an Extension... it will always be the latest versions.... (that is assuming you publish the latest version)...
If your upstream resources are using "Adobe Analytics" Version 1.8, and you upgrade your Extension to Version 1.9.... if you don't add that version into any builds that go to production, your live code will continue to use v1.8....
Rules and Data Elements on the other hand, you can see the Revision History, and compare revisions...
If for some reason, you made a change that you want to revert, when you are in your library, you can select an older revision... you will be presented with this message:
Now, in my example "Latest" and "Revision 4" are identical, and this message just means that a new Revision will be made (Revision 5) and it will become the "Latest" Version... I can still go back to my current Revision 4, later by selecting it and building it as Revision 6....
Basically every component maintains its own Revision History... Deleting a Library only essentially deletes a configuration of what elements and revisions are to be bundled in the build.
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