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| Moved navigational tabs to the left-hand side of the screen |
The Deploy UI page tabs, such as Components, Applications, and so on are moved from the top of the screen to the left-hand side for usability purposes and to provide standardization across products.
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| Enhanced the dashboard for comprehensive deployment and agent health insights |
Enhanced the dashboard page to provide insights into Deployment Health, Agent Utilization, Agent Health and Deployment Schedule.
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| Added support for systemd service on Linux |
You can run a server, agents, and agent relay by using the systemd service with a unit file.
See the following for more detail:
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| Updated requestApplicationProcess CLI endpoint |
Updated the requestApplicationProcess CLI endpoint to display deployment warning counts by using the ${p:warningCount} property in the message. |
| Added support for use of properties in the comment prompt of manual tasks |
You can add properties in comment prompt of manual tasks. This would allow you to identify the version or snapshot for which the approval is needed as an example. |
| When a manual task is approved, the approver time can now be exposed as output properties of the step |
These output properties can be referenced using:
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- ${p:ManualTask/ApproverTime}
- ${p:ManualTask/FormattedApprovalTime}
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| Updated the calendar to view scheduled deployment jobs in list format |
Added list view within the calendar that allows the display of daily deployments in a simplified list format within the calendar view, providing clearer visibility and ease of navigation.
When you click the List button highlighted above, you will see the list as shown below. Clicking the List button again will toggle back to the standard view.
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| Added the Description field in the Create Teams and Create Groups windows |
You can add description about the teams and groups while creating them for users to understand who are the team and group approvers.
See Creating a team and Creating a security group for more details.
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| Enhanced Webhook integration for MS Teams with proxy-enabled |
Added new configuration fields to Webhook objects that allows you to specify proxy host and port needed for integration with MS Teams.
See Adding webhooks to process for more details.
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| Dynamic width adjustment for component names in the web UI |
The Select component versions window is fixed to show the component name with word breaks if a name is too long to fit on the screen. This update includes the removal of horizontal scroll bar to view the entire name.
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| Automatic user account locking and deleting |
Added ability to enable/disable user accounts instead of deleting them. In addition, you can select to automatically disable an account if it has not been used in a designated number of days.
See Locking and deleting user accounts automatically for more details.
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| Enhancing secret store for Vault with LDAP authentication |
Connections are allowed from Vault using LDAP authentication methods to further enhance security and provide flexibility in user authentication.
See Secret stores for more details.
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| Updated the Agents UI to show the time when a agent was last online |
A column Last Contact is added to the Agents UI that includes the date and time when the agent went offline.
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| Allow a non-interactive console access to provide the password silently while uploading the Process as Code files |
Allow user to specify password on command line either directly or through the use of an environment variable when running the command to upload Process as Code files.
Here is an example with a password variable:
See Using the PAC commands for more details.
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| Two separate options to cleanup log files and deployment history |
Allow user to configure how frequently to cleanup job step log files independently of deployment history.
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| Customizable Application history view |
The Application history view is now customizable and allows you to see the start date and end dates of a deployment, and a description that provides user-supplied information about that specific deployment.
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| Added import and export options for specific component and application processes |
You can export and import component and application processes in either JSON or YAML formats as shown below:
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Updated the CreateComponentVersionCompositeAction found in the GitHub Marketplace
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Updated Create Component Version Composite Action to allow upload of component version files.
Reference link: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/create-component-version-composite-action
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| Modified permissions of the secured-installed.properties file to 0600 |
Reduced file permissions for secured-installed.properties from 0644 to 0600 to add stronger protection for the sensitive information contained in the file.
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| Updated default settings of Default Teams for New Objects field in the User preferences page |
In the User preferences page, the Default Teams for New Objects field is now set to System Default Policy by default.
See Setting the user preferences for more details.
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| Enforcing certification expiration and automatic agent keypair rotation |
Added the ability to have agents generate a new key pair and certificate automatically and install it into the server. By rotating certificate automatically, you can mitigate the security risk of using the same keystore entry for an extended period.
See Enforcing certification expiration and auto-rotation for more details.
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| Added the ability to test Vault AppRoles and LDAP integration |
Added the Test option to Vault AppRole and LDAP user definition that allows you to quickly and conveniently verify that the AppRole or LDAP integration is configured correctly.
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| Added CLI support |
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| Ported the FileUtils plug-in steps to Java |
Several steps within the FileUtils plug-in are converted from Groovy to Java to increase performance. These steps include:
- Create File
- Monitor File Contents
- Read Property File
- Create Directories
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