[en] Dependencies
[en] The Dependencies page shows a list of the modules available in Studio and the global transaction logic repository, which contains all the transactions available in the environment.
[en] From this page, you can link a module or the transactions repository to your main app or to another module. Additionally, you can select which branch of that module or the transactions repository you are linking to the current selected app or module.
[en] From the Dependencies page, you can search dependencies by name or description and filter dependencies by type by clicking the drop-down menu. You can filter dependencies by the logic and module types.
[en] You can also see you app or module's dependencies in a diagram. To do this, click the diagram icon (
) in the toolbar. A pop up will appear that shows a diagram with the app or module you are working on and all the dependencies linked in a diagram.
[en] To link a module, navigate through the list of modules to find the desired one and click the toggle switch. The toggle switch turns blue, which means that the module is now linked. Choose the branch you will be linking to your main app from the Branch drop-down menu and click Save.
[en] To see a detail of the interfaces created within a module, hover over the module and click the Open in new tab icon (
). The module will open in Studio in a new browser tab. Click Interfaces to access a list of all the interfaces created.
[en] The global transaction logic repository appears linked by default on every environment, and the toggle cannot be switched off. However, you can select which branch of the repository you want to use in your app. For example, if you are working on Goldbank's app on the main branch, you can go to its Dependencies page and choose to link it to the Global transaction logic repository's main branch. This way, publishing your app's main branch will also, if selected, publish the main branch version of the transactions you are using on your app. Changes made on another branch will not impact on the main application. Read Dependencies and Publication to learn more details about publishing transactions.