Prerequisites
- Only a CDF project owner can submit this request. If you are not the owner, ask them to submit it.
- The target project is test, dev, or staging. Cognite does not grant Dev status for production projects.
- Builder certification and a developer signature are required to publish after Cognite grants Dev status. See Code signing.
- You still add a developer signature with
apps sign. See Code signing. - You can publish a builder-signed app. Cognite’s app certification signature (
.cert.sig) is not required, and CDF does not show the 14-day production warning. - Only the version owner can open an unsigned version. A builder-signed draft is shareable. See App lifecycle.
Request Dev status
Zendesk is Cognite’s support-request site. Select the Request Dev status for a CDF project card to open a pre-filled form. Edit the form if needed, and then select Submit. If you can’t sign in, ask your Cognite representative for a Zendesk login.Request Dev status for a CDF project
Opens a pre-filled Zendesk request.
After Cognite grants Dev status
1
Add a developer signature
Follow Code signing for the developer signature.
2
Deploy, publish, and activate
Follow Deploying Flows custom apps and App lifecycle. Publish locks the version. Activate makes the app show up on Custom apps, or replaces the previously active version.
Further reading
- Application certification — The default path you are opting out of.
- Builder certification — Qualify to build Flows custom apps in customer environments.
- Code signing — Sign bundles with a developer signature.
- Deploying Flows custom apps — Interactive and CI/CD deployment, lifecycle commands, and rollback.