Hi, I looking for a automated way to deploy K2 Five package. Is there possible I configure the SharePoint artifacts with PowerShell? e.g. configure SharePoint reference to select the site library.
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Eric
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Configure SharePoint references in deployment configuration file using PowerShell
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Hi Eric
Please see answes your questions below.
Is there other ways that we can automate the package deployment that containing SharePoint artifacts? No. Deploy K2 Packages Using PowerShell: https://help.k2.com/onlinehelp/k2five/userguide/5.3/default.htm#PackageAndDeploy/Powershell-Automated-Deployment.html.
The following were read from the guide above:
- You cannot deploy packages containing SharePoint artifacts with the Powershell snap-in, you must use K2 Package and Deployment.
Also, can PowerShell automate the steps of create package? No. Cannot automate Package and Deployment: https://help.k2.com/kbs100174.
The following were read from the guide above:
- Package creation can only be done through the K2 Package and Deployment interface.
- We also have a feature request submitted in ideas.k2.com to automate K2 Package and Deployment. Please vote for the following idea to increase the likelihood of implementing this feature in a future update of K2:
https://ideas.k2.com/ideas/APIT-I-224.
Best,
Sunrise
Good day EricLee,
You can use the PowerShell snap-in to automate the deployment of package files (*.kspx) to target environments. This may be especially useful where it is necessary to make regular or frequent package deployments, or where script-based installations and updates are preferred.
*The PowerShell snap-in functionality cannot be used to create packages, but only to deploy ones you create using K2 Package and Deployment.
Please refer the help guide below for more information:
http://help.k2.com/onlinehelp/k2five/userguide/5.1/default.htm#packageanddeploy/powershell-automated-deployment.html
Please see the following links as well for additional information:
https://community.k2.com/t5/K2-Blog/K2-Package-and-Deployment-Deploy-with-PowerShell/ba-p/111625
Kind regards,
Dumisani
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Good day EricLee
Please note that you cannot deploy packages containing SharePoint artifacts with the Powershell snap-in, you must use K2 Package and Deployment.
See the following.
Deploy K2 Packages Using PowerShell: https://help.k2.com/onlinehelp/k2five/userguide/5.3/default.htm#PackageAndDeploy/Powershell-Automated-Deployment.html, https://help.k2.com/onlinehelp/k2blackpearl/userguide/4.7/default.htm#PackageAndDeploy/Powershell_Automated_Deployment.html.
Best,
Sunrise
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Hi
Noted that we cannot deploy packages containing SharePoint artifacts with the Powershell snap-in, is there other ways that we can automate the package deployment that containing SharePoint artifacts?
Also, can Powershell automate the steps of create package?
Thank you,
Eric
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Hi Eric
Please see answes your questions below.
Is there other ways that we can automate the package deployment that containing SharePoint artifacts? No. Deploy K2 Packages Using PowerShell: https://help.k2.com/onlinehelp/k2five/userguide/5.3/default.htm#PackageAndDeploy/Powershell-Automated-Deployment.html.
The following were read from the guide above:
- You cannot deploy packages containing SharePoint artifacts with the Powershell snap-in, you must use K2 Package and Deployment.
Also, can PowerShell automate the steps of create package? No. Cannot automate Package and Deployment: https://help.k2.com/kbs100174.
The following were read from the guide above:
- Package creation can only be done through the K2 Package and Deployment interface.
- We also have a feature request submitted in ideas.k2.com to automate K2 Package and Deployment. Please vote for the following idea to increase the likelihood of implementing this feature in a future update of K2:
https://ideas.k2.com/ideas/APIT-I-224.
Best,
Sunrise
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