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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Publish or unpublish a de-duplication template

After creating a de-duplication template, you must publish the draft template to make it available to run. You might also need to unpublish a published de-duplication template so it's temporarily unavailable for de-duplication remediation, until you republish it again.

Before you begin

  • A template that you want to publish must not be in a published state.
  • A template that you want to unpublish must be currently published.
  • If the template that you want to unpublish is currently running or in the running queue, you must wait for the run to complete or cancel the run. In the De-duplication dashboard, select the Running tab, locate the template that you want to unpublish, and then select Cancel in the template's card.

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About this task

Procedure

  1. Navigate to either workspace:

    • Navigate to Workspaces > CMDB Workspace and then select Management in the CMDB Workspace menu bar.
    • Navigate to Workspaces > Service Graph Workspace and then select the Governance icon in the navigation panel.
    • Select the De-duplication Template Library link in Management tools, in the Manage section.
  2. In the libraries pane locate the template that you want to publish or unpublish and then either:

    1. Publish: Ensure that all the sections of the template are complete and select Publish.

    2. In the Publish template dialog box, select Publish.

    3. Unpublish: Select Unpublish and in the Unpublish template dialog box, select Unpublish.

Result

A published template:

  • Becomes available on the De-duplication templates page and can be used for remediation.
  • Can't be edited or retired.

An unpublished template is set back into draft mode:

  • Is no longer available on the De-duplication templates page and can't be selected for remediation.
  • Can be edited or retired.

Parent Topic:CI de-duplication experience in CMDB Workspace and in Service Graph Workspace