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Title: Adding a Lifecycle Environment to an Organization

Describe the issue: I am following the document 3.3.1 and 3.3.3. Firstly I followed 3.3.1 and, when I had set my context to be Organisation BSkyB with Location Isleworth, I then clicked:

Context -> Lifecycle Environment
Click + to create new environment Path

I setup three paths - see attached screenshot below.


I then follow steps in 3.3.3, Adding a Lifecycle Environment to an organisation.

I click Administer - > Organisations
The only environemnt I see is "Production".

There seems to be a missing piece here - as per picture 3.2. I need to create an Environment before I create an Environment Lifecycle? The above is confusing. I have dumped the hammer contents:

[root@cmilsted-rhel6 ~]# hammer environment list
---|-----------
ID | NAME      
---|-----------
1  | production
---|-----------

[root@cmilsted-rhel6 ~]# hammer lifecycle-environment list --organization BSkyB --library
---|------------------------------------|-----------------------------------
ID | NAME                               | PRIOR                             
---|------------------------------------|-----------------------------------
2  | Library                            |                                   
5  | PreProductionForSuperMegaTVService | TestForSuperMegaTVService         
8  | ProductionBogStandardTV            | DevelopmentBogStandardTV          
4  | TestForSuperMegaTVService          | DevelopmentForSuperMegaTVService  
7  | DevelopmentBogStandardTV           | Library                           
3  | DevelopmentForSuperMegaTVService   | Library                           
6  | ProdForSuperMegaTVService          | PreProductionForSuperMegaTVService
9  | DeveloperWorkstationWithAdobe      | Library                           
---|------------------------------------|-----------------------------------






Suggestions for improvement: Add section on envronments before paths.


Additional information: email me at cmilsted at redhat dot com