/btp-transport-check
Optional source-to-target route or landscape description
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/btp-transport-check
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What this command does when you run it.
Optional source-to-target route or landscape description
Command definition
btp-transport-check.mdname: btp-transport-check
description: Review SAP Cloud Transport Management readiness, route configuration, content artifacts, and import failure diagnostics
allowed-tools:
- Read
- Grep
- Glob
- Bash
argument-hint: "<node-or-transport-id-or-error> [source-target]"
arguments:
- name: target
description: Transport node, transport ID, content artifact, or import/export error text
required: true
- name: route
description: Optional source-to-target route or landscape description
required: falseBTP Transport Check
Review Transport Management configuration and diagnose transport issues. Do not import, export, or approve transports unless explicitly requested.
Workflow
1. Identify source node, target node, route, content type, artifact producer, and import state. 2. Inspect MTA/HTML5/content packaging files and user-provided transport logs. 3. Check common problems: missing routes, node credentials, service keys, content type mismatch, artifact naming, and import queue locks. 4. Suggest read-only CLI/API checks where credentials are already configured. 5. Separate content packaging fixes from landscape configuration work.
Output Contract
Return:
- Transport readiness or failure summary.
- Configuration/artifact issues with evidence.
- Safe diagnostics to run.
- Remediation sequence with rollback notes.
- Production import checks that remain pending.
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name: btp-transport-check
description: Review SAP Cloud Transport Management readiness, route configuration, content artifacts, and import failure diagnostics
allowed-tools:
- Read
- Grep
- Glob
- Bash
argument-hint: "<node-or-transport-id-or-error> [source-target]"
arguments:
- name: target
description: Transport node, transport ID, content artifact, or import/export error text
required: true
- name: route
description: Optional source-to-target route or landscape description
required: falseBTP Transport Check
Review Transport Management configuration and diagnose transport issues. Do not import, export, or approve transports unless explicitly requested.
Workflow
1. Identify source node, target node, route, content type, artifact producer, and import state. 2. Inspect MTA/HTML5/content packaging files and user-provided transport logs. 3. Check common problems: missing routes, node credentials, service keys, content type mismatch, artifact naming, and import queue locks. 4. Suggest read-only CLI/API checks where credentials are already configured. 5. Separate content packaging fixes from landscape configuration work.
Output Contract
Return:
- Transport readiness or failure summary.
- Configuration/artifact issues with evidence.
- Safe diagnostics to run.
- Remediation sequence with rollback notes.
- Production import checks that remain pending.
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