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What's new
These are the most important features you'll get by upgrading from 4.0.11 to 4.1.0
Octopus 4.1
Changes in 4.1
See our release blog post for more details.
New Features
This December release of Octopus continues the support for Java that was introduced back in 3.17, with the ability to export certificates as Java KeyStores, as well as configuring certificates directly within existing Tomcat 7+, WildFly 10+ and Red Hat JBoss EAP 6+ application servers. This release also allows Maven repositories to be configured as external Octopus feeds, meaning Octopus can now consume Maven artifacts as part of a deployment.
Improvements
- Maven repositories as external feeds
- Deployment of Java keystores and configuration of certificates in WildFly, JBoss EAP and Tomcat
- Directories for task logs, artifacts and the package repository are now store as relative paths
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 4.0.11 to 4.1.0.
Changes in Octopus Server 4.1.0
- 3569 - Added event group
MachineHealthChanged
, replacing the event category of the same name - 3652 - Task log, package feed and artifacts folders are now shown in the
show-configuration
command and in the settings UI - 3846 - Task log, package feed and artifacts folders are stored as relative to the Home directory when they can be, to make moving the folder structure easier
- 3943 - Add support for exporting certificates for Java app servers
- 3944 - Add support for Maven repos as external feeds
- 4023 - F# and ScriptCS support fixed in Azure script steps
- 4030 - Fixed an API exception from occurring when a variable name was null
- 4033 - Fix for audit screen’s default date range not including today
- 4034 - Fix for maintenance mode banner’s transparency problems
- 4035 - All SQL Server and Database management is now performed through a single component for consistency