
Blue: A modification has been made between the latest synced version and the current workspace. Each conflict is highlighted, and the color of the highlighting indicates the nature of the conflict: The configuration of the latest synced version is shown on the left, and the configuration in the current workspace is shown on the right. Select Resolve conflicts to bring up the conflict resolution tool. The Workspace Overview page displays a “Conflict found” message if any conflicts are identified. If any of these changes conflict with changes in the current workspace, the conflicts will be shown and you will be prompted to resolve them. In the list of unmerged versions, click an entry to view what changes were made in that version.Ī workspace update will bring in any changes that have been made in other versions of the container since your last update.Click Update Workspace to view a list of unmerged versions.It will be updated automatically if you proceed." When you attempt to publish a workspace and changes from another version have been found, Tag Manager will show a notification that states "This workspace is out of date.
When you have multiple workspaces in use, any given workspace may become out of date with changes that were made elsewhere in the container. All other users may have up to three concurrent workspaces: A default workspace, and two custom workspaces.
Tag Manager 360 customers can create an unlimited number of workspaces.
Click More Actions in the upper right corner and select Delete. Click Info to the right of the workspace you want to delete. Tip: To narrow down a long list of workspaces, click the search icon in the upper right corner and enter a term. on the Workspaces page, select a workspace from the list. In the left navigation, click the Default Workspace menu. For example: "New Floodlights for Q1", "Updated Google Analytics for Q2", etc. The workspace name and description may later become the version name and version description, so establish a meaningful naming scheme that reflects the objectives of the workspace. Enter a name and description for the new workspace. In the upper right corner of the Workspaces page, click Add. In the left navigation, click the Current Workspace menu. Use the Workspaces page to create a new workspace, switch to a different workspace, or remove an existing workspace. The default workspace will be recreated after it is versioned or published. When a workspace is versioned or published, its name, notes and list of changes will be recorded with the version. When a new version is created, each workspace will display a notification that the workspace is out of date, with a prompt to update the workspace. Create a new workspace when you want to develop and test tag configurations separately from your main production tag configurations, or when you have multiple users that work on different tag configurations.Įach container has one stream of versions. When to create a new workspaceĪ workspace in Tag Manager is a place to work on a set of changes that will become a version.
You can add up to two additional workspaces for regular accounts, and can create an unlimited number of workspaces for Tag Manager 360 accounts. Every container creates a default workspace. This feature helps with version control by enabling you to revert changes to a previous workspace configuration, and helps prevent teammates from inadvertently publishing someone else's unfinished changes.Įvery time you make changes to a container, you are making those changes in a workspace. Team members can work on changes in separate workspaces to independently develop their own tag configurations. A Google Tag Manager workspace allows you to create multiple sets of changes for your container.