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# skill_digest: e80c8209ad23b68350bd657d2e171ecdd9cf826b295b86a83aa85c585139552d
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To directly answer your question: No, you do not create the ReleasePlanAdmission (RPA).
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As explained in the skill document, the ReleasePlanAdmission (RPA) is:
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- Created by the Platform Engineer
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- Goes in the managed namespace (NOT your tenant namespace)
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- Defines the release pipeline and contains credentials
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You (as a developer/application owner) are responsible for creating:
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- The ReleasePlan (RP) in your tenant namespace
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- The Application
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- The Components
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- The IntegrationTestScenarios (if needed)
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The Platform Engineer will create the corresponding ReleasePlanAdmission (RPA) in the managed namespace to complete the release setup. This separation ensures that sensitive release credentials are kept in a controlled, restricted namespace while allowing you to define your release plans.
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Would you like me to elaborate on the specific roles and how ReleasePlan and ReleasePlanAdmission work together?
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