Packaged Component and Versions
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Only Packaged Components can be deployed to a target environment.
Packaged Components are immutable once created.
A Package Version refers to one or more Packaged Component(s).
A Packaged Component represents a snapshot of single Component with all its dependent components (incl. their component version), made at a certain point in time (when the package is created). A Packaged Component is built into Boomi and therefore part of the Boomi eco system.
A Packaged Component has a Packaged Component ID.
A Packaged Component is like a ZIP file that contains a snapshot (copy) of all components required to execute the top-level (selected) component.
One or more Packaged Component(s) can have the same Package Version. A Package Version refers to one or more Packaged Component(s) which were packaged at the same time. A Package Version is somehow grouping Packaged Components under the same "version" tag.
When you create Packaged Components, you can select one or more Component(s) to be packaged:
Each selected Component will be packaged into its own Packaged Component but all selected Components will get the same Package Version.
