Publish a Service version

After testing all endpoints of a Service version, you are ready to publish.

The environment configuration and permissions set at the project level control who can publish a Service:

With publishing enabled for all users, anyone with read, write, and execute permissions on a Service's project can publish it.
With publishing disabled, only environment admins can publish. Refer to Configure DeveloperHub settings for information on how to configure publishing settings.

Important: You can't modify a Service in any published status, private, restricted, or public. You must unpublish it first.

A tested service with:
- A Snaplex selected at the Service or the endpoint level.
- At least one endpoint that defines one or more HTTP methods.
- The appropriate Policies.

Open the Service version to publish.
Click the Service status pill.
From the dropdown, select one of the published statuses and click Confirm.
- Private: Not available in DeveloperHub. Endpoints are functional and can be used by calling the URL.
- Restricted: Available in DeveloperHub to users with a SnapLogic login who have access to the underlying Service.
- Public: Available in DeveloperHub to all users — those who have a SnapLogic or a DeveloperHub login, assuming the portal is configured to require login.

If you encounter issues testing or publishing, check the following:

Make sure there are no errors reported in the Service.
Make sure the Service status is correct:
- To test, the Service status must be Testing.
- To publish, the Service status must be one of Private, Restricted, or Public.
Check the Snaplex selected in the Service to make sure it's running.
Check whether a Policy with a Basic Auth rule is applied to the endpoint.
Check whether you entered the username and password in Postman correctly.