From Trailmaker Release, you can download the backpack ZIP file for a module or trail
published in your company’s enablement site. With this backpack, your content creators can easily
access the latest released version of content the next time they want to update it.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
User Roles and Permissions
Enablement Site User Roles
This topic supports these enablement site roles:
Content Creators
Release Managers
Required System Permissions
To download backpacks from Trailmaker Release:
Manage Releases
You can download backpacks from Trailmaker Content and Trailmaker Release. What's the
difference?
Downloaded From
Content Status
Trailmaker Content
Reflects the status of the content from your local workspace, including any edits or
updates that you made. This content isn’t necessarily the same as the latest released
version of content, especially if the backpack has been shared among collaborators.
Trailmaker Release
Reflects the latest, released version of content that was published.
To download a module or trail backpack from Trailmaker Release:
In Trailmaker Release, select a content collection from the dropdown menu.
On the content collection page menu, under Released Content, select
Trails or Modules.
Find the content that you want to download, and select Download from
the Actions menu.
Note To download a trail and the modules in it, download the trail and each individual module.
Downloading the trail alone doesn’t download the modules within it.
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