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Artifact searching and browsing

Overview

Searching and browsing provides a fast and efficient way to locate artifacts in Blueprint. If you know where the artifact is located, you may prefer to browse to find the artifact. If you remember part of the artifact name, can't recall the location of the artifact, or need to view a list of artifacts that meet a certain criteria, take advantage of the Global Search feature.

You can also search for artifacts and sub-artifacts within the selected project. To help you find artifacts more easily, Blueprint allows you to restrict your search to a particular type of artifact, or even search for an artifact by its ID (only possible in Utility Panel Search).

The browse tab in the utility panel allows you to browse artifacts and sub-artifacts within any single project, provided you have sufficient access to the project and the artifacts.

The browse tab in the utility panel looks like this:

A label is displayed at the top of every tab in the utility panel. It provides the ID and name of the artifact or sub-artifact you are viewing. For example:

Tasks

Searching for artifacts

Browsing artifacts

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About Global Search

Searching for artifacts

Opening artifacts from the utility panel browse tab

Sharing artifacts from the utility panel browse tab

Adding traces from the utility panel browse tab

Adding traces from the utility panel browse tab