Step-by-step instructions on how to edit OS Select+Build recipes.
You can edit the content of an existing recipe (i.e. add or remove themes / feature types, or change attribute filtering or data schema versions) and you can edit the name or description of an existing recipe.
Click Login on the OS Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
Screenshot showing the OS Data Hub homepage.
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Navigate to the OS Data Hub workspace
Select Data from the menu bar to view your workspace.
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Navigate to the OS Select+Build Recipe Library
Choose Downloads > OS Select+Build Recipe Library from the secondary navigation menu. You will then be taken to your organisation's OS Select+Build Recipe Library.
Screenshot of the OS Select+Build Recipe Library screen in the OS Data Hub.
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Select the recipe you want to edit
In your organisation's OS Select+Build Recipe Library, scroll or search for the recipe you want to edit.
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View recipe details
Click on the name of the recipe to view the recipe details.
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Click the edit icon next to the recipe name
Click on the pencil icon next to the recipe name.
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Change the name of the recipe
Enter the required changes to the recipe name in the dialog box.
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Save changes to the recipe
To save your changes, simply click away from the edit box. The recipe's change log at the bottom of the page will update to reflect the change to the recipe name.
Click Login on the OS Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
Screenshot showing the OS Data Hub homepage.
2
Navigate to the OS Data Hub workspace
Select Data from the menu bar to view your workspace.
3
Navigate to the OS Select+Build Recipe Library
Choose Downloads > OS Select+Build Recipe Library from the secondary navigation menu. You will then be taken to your organisation's OS Select+Build Recipe Library.
Screenshot of the OS Select+Build Recipe Library screen in the OS Data Hub.
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Select the recipe you want to edit
In your organisation's OS Select+Build Recipe Library, scroll or search for the recipe you want to edit.
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View recipe details
Click on the name of the recipe to view the recipe details.
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Click the edit icon next to the recipe name
Click on the pencil icon next to the recipe name.
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Change the description of the recipe
Enter the required changes to the recipe description in the dialog box.
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Save changes to the recipe
To save your changes, simply click away from the edit box. The recipe's change log at the bottom of the page will update to reflect the change to the recipe description.
How do I edit a recipe?
You can edit the content of a recipe, i.e. add or remove themes / feature types, or change attribute filtering or data schema versions. However, you can't edita recipe if it has data packages linked to it that receive change-only updates (COUs) – please see the warning note below for instructions on how to solve this issue and create a copy of a recipe.
To edit a recipe that doesn't have data packages linked to it that receive COUs:
Click Login on the OS Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
Screenshot showing the OS Data Hub homepage.
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Navigate to the OS Data Hub workspace
Select Data from the menu bar to view your workspace.
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Navigate to the OS Select+Build Recipe Library
Choose Downloads > OS Select+Build Recipe Library from the secondary navigation menu. You will then be taken to your organisation's OS Select+Build Recipe Library.
Screenshot of the OS Select+Build Recipe Library screen in the OS Data Hub.
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Select the recipe you want to edit from the list
In your organisation's Recipe Library, scroll or search for the recipe you want to edit.
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Edit recipe data
Click on the recipe you plan to edit to add and remove themes and feature types, or change attribute filtering or data schema versions.
Screenshot of the OS Select+Build Recipe details screen with the Recipe actions dropdown open, showing where you can share, edit or delete a recipe.
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Save changes to your recipe
Add a description of the change you have made, then select Save changes.
Recipes with data packages linked to them that receive COUs
You can't edit a recipe if it has data packages linked to it that receive change-only updates (COUs). To get round this issue, you'll need to create a copy of the recipe and then edit that copy.