Capability
The page of a single platform capability: its canonical address in the header, the outcomes of the served version and the publish bar, and the Contents of its latest version — what the package carries, what each item pulls in, and the lock recorded at publish.
For: Builder
How to get here
You reach this page by clicking the capability's name in the list in Capability Studio; its address has the form /studio/capability/<key>. If no such key exists, the page returns not found.
What's on this screen
- Upstream tree: the outcomes defined by the served version, in the form
name — key. - Downstream tree: the capability itself and its lifecycle status, for example
(active). - Publish bar: the Validate, Compare and Publish buttons, plus any reasons blocking publication.
The served version is the highest-numbered version among those whose status is published, superseded by a newer version, or marked for deprecation.
The parts of this screen
Publishing
- The states of a capability's versionsWhat the page says about published and draft versions, and when the publish bar is there.
The package
- Contents: adding what the package carriesEach kind of artefact a version can carry, what it pulls in, and how it is added and published.
- Sample data: what a tenant gets at installDatasets stored with a version, written as sample records when a tenant installs the package.
When the screen says something
- A reference that is refused, and other things Contents saysWhat each message in the Contents section means, and the permission each task needs.