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:;Distributing a Package Created in a Development Tenancy:
:;Distributing a Package Created in a Development Tenancy:
::* Development Tenancies do not have a [[Publish]] operation.
::* Development Tenancies do not have the ability to [[Publish a Package]].
::* Instead, a Download Package is created to  [[Mass_Deployment_of_Packages_to_Tenants#Distribute_and_Install_a_Package_via_.ZIP_File|Distribute via .ZIP File]].  
::* Instead, a Download Package is created to  [[Mass_Deployment_of_Packages_to_Tenants#Distribute_and_Install_a_Package_via_.ZIP_File|Distribute via .ZIP File]].  
::*[[Subscribers]] can then use the [[Subscribe_from_File#Install_a_Package_from_a_.zip_file|Subscribe from File]] option to install the package.
::*[[Package Subscribers]] can then use the [[Install from File]] option to install the package.
::*The key advantage to distributing packages in this manner is that the [[Subscribers]] gain the ability to customize and repackage the installed platform elements.
::*The key advantage to distributing packages in this manner is that Package Subscribers gain the ability to customize and repackage the installed platform elements.


:;Publishing a Package Acquired from a Development Tenancy:
:;Publishing a Package Acquired from a Development Tenancy:

Latest revision as of 21:07, 15 January 2015

A Development Tenancy is a tenant instance that functions solely as a development workspace--a separate sandbox in which developers can design, build, and test custom packages. Such tenancies are used to Develop in the Cloud.

Distributing a Package Created in a Development Tenancy
Publishing a Package Acquired from a Development Tenancy
When a tenant subscribes to a package created in a Development Tenancy:
  • The package can be republished without modification.
  • The package can be modified and then republished.
  • Package items can be used to create new packages.
In contrast, Subscribers who install packages from other sources cannot rework the package, republish it, or repackage any of the package items.

Learn more: Collaborative Development Configurations