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What's new
These are the most important features you'll get by upgrading from 3.17.12 to 3.17.13
Octopus 3.17
Changes in 3.17
See our release blog post for more details.
New Features
Octopus 3.17 introduces first-class Java support so teams can start deploying their Java apps in a safe, repeatable and reliable way! This release includes support to deploy to Tomcat, RedHat JBOSS EAP and Wildfly application servers and the Octopus built-in repository can now manage Java packages like jar
, war
, ear
and rar
files.
Improvements
- Swagger support for the Octopus API
- Improved user administration and authentication performance
Breaking Changes
There are no breaking changes in this release.
Upgrading
All of the usual steps for upgrading Octopus Deploy apply.
Release notes
These are the features and fixes you'll get by upgrading from 3.17.12 to 3.17.13.
Changes in Octopus Server 3.17.13
- 2834 - Release Notes are now read from external NuGet feeds if the are returned
- 3487 - NuGet packages with unsupported metadata elements in its
.nuspec
file no longer break package transfers - 3884 - Return browser security headers when viewing the communications port diagnostic page
- 3886 - Packages used multiple times in the same project are no longer duplicated in package retention logs
- 3905 - Server no longer blocks save of the Everyone team if the member list is out of sync with the user table
- 3906 - Package acquisition will no longer run in parallel with manual intervention
Changes in Octopus Server 3.17.12
- 3839 - Fixed swagger.json using ints instead of strings for enums
- 3848 - Added
operationId
to swagger document for better code gen - 3895 - Script module files now gets cleaned up after being imported by the PowerShell bootstrap script
- 3896 - Variable substitution works now with JSON files that have an array as the root object
- 3899 - Resolved issue introduced in 3.17.11 where Release Assembled date was being set to the beginning of time when created via octo.exe