The Application Dependencies Dashboard maps the relationships between modules in the environment. Use this dashboard to visualize how modules depend on each other, which is useful when onboarding new team members or troubleshooting complex application structures.
Dependency types include:
- Execute: One module performs a remote execute using another module.
- Import: One module imports another module, like through a Panel component.
Access Requirements
Access to the Application Dependencies Dashboard depends on role configuration.
Environment Roles (without WSRBAC): Creator roles with the appropriate permission can view all data in the dashboard.
WSRBAC: Creators can view data for modules and workflows inside workspaces where they have access. If data is missing, the Creator might not have access to the workspace containing that module.
Dashboard Overview
The dashboard table displays each dependency as a row with two module entries: the dependent module and the module it depends on.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Module ID | The ID of the module that has a dependency. |
| Module Title | The title of the module that has a dependency. |
| Dependency ID | The ID of the module being depended on. |
| Dependency Title | The title of the module being depended on. |
| Type | The dependency type. Options include: Execute or Import. |
The table displays 10 entries by default. Use the pagination buttons below the table to navigate to additional entries.
Dashboard Filters
Results update automatically as text is entered. Use any combination of filters to narrow results.
| Filter | Description |
|---|---|
| Module ID | Filters by the ID of the dependent module. |
| Module Title | Filters by the title of the dependent module. |
| Dependency ID | Filters by the ID of the module being depended on: an imported module or a schema module used for data retrieval. |
| Dependency Title | Filters by the title of the module being depended on. |
| Type | Filters by dependency type. Options include: Execute or Import. |