Manage Dependencies Page

The Manage Dependencies page displays a list of child applications (dependencies) for the current application. A child is an application that a primary (parent) application requires to function. From this page, Creators can add, view, change version, or remove child applications.

The Manage Dependencies page is only available for versioned applications. Learn more in our Introduction to Application Versioning article.

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Manage Dependencies

Accessing the Dependencies Page

Access the Manage Dependencies page on a versioned application page from the settings button.

Both parent and child applications must have Application Versioning enabled, so you can select a child dependency in your parent application.

To access the Manage Dependencies page:

Navigate your parent application.
At the top right of the page, click the (ellipsis) button.
Select Dependencies. The Manage Dependencies page displays.

Understanding the Manage Dependencies Page

Use the Manage Dependencies page to view, update, and remove child applications. On this page, a table displays the following information about the parent application's dependencies:

Manage application dependencies, showing names, last modified dates, and version details.

#	Attribute		Description
1	+ Add Dependencies		Click to navigate a list of applications that are eligible to be dependencies. Learn how to add dependencies in our How To: Add a Dependency article.
2	Application Name		The name of the dependency application.
3	Last Modified		The date and time the dependency application was last modified.
4	Version		The selected version of the dependency application. Change this value by clicking the Change Version button.
5	Actions		This column displays the available actions you can take on the dependency application.
	↳	View App	View the dependency application at the Application level.
		Change Version	Change the version of the child application. Evaluate how the parent application uses dependencies before changing versions. Newer versions of the parent application might rely on data available to specific child application version.
		Remove	Removes the child application from the parent application.

Discover more about dependencies in our Introduction to Dependencies article.