Push Whatfix content and widgets to Production
- 01 Jul 2024
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The content that you create on the Mirror using Whatfix Studio is saved on the Whatfix Guidance Dashboard. The content needs to be pushed to the Whatfix CDN server before it is available for your users. You may be able to see the content using the Preview mode or the See Live option (during content creation), but for the content to be live and reflect on the Mirror, you must perform a Push to Production.
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Only an Account Manager can perform the following task. For more information about available roles, see Whatfix User Roles.
Use the following steps to push Whatfix content and widgets to Production:
- On the Whatfix Guidance Dashboard, go to the Ready stage.
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Make sure all the content and widgets you want live are moved from the Draft stage to the Ready stage.
- To push all the content and widgets to production, click Push all to production.
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To push selective content and widgets to production, in the Ready stage, select the content or widget you want to push to production, and then click Push to Production.
- On the summary pop-up, review the content that is going live, and then click Push to Production.
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- When the process is complete, a notification mail is sent to your registered email address.
- The Push to Production usually takes only a few minutes. However, when there are many updates, it may take up to 30 minutes to reflect on your application.
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For Task List, Whatfix publishes segments to the Production stage even if there is dependent content in the Draft or the Ready stages. However, in such cases, the dependent content won’t appear inside the segments until those units are moved to the Production stage.
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Publish changes such as global themes and configurations, User Actions, and other account level changes and more, without having to push any content/widgets to production along with them.
Go to the Ready stage and click Publish Changes even if it's empty. Review your changes in the pop-up that appears, and then click Push to Production.
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