what is a collection?
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Answer / s
Collection is a logical grouping of packages, eg grouping
by application, Grouping by environment like test,
production. It is not a physical object.
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Answer / prasad
Hierarchy
Plan
Collection of collections is Plan
Collection
Collection of packages is Collection
Package
Collection of items is Package
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