Release History
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Previous Versions
1.18
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[FIX] This maintenance release focuses on stability and security by incorporating dependency updates.
1.17
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[FIX] This maintenance release focuses on stability and security by incorporating an updated Java Development Kit (JDK) and other dependency updates.
1.16
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[NEW] The backup subcommand uses Pod annotations to determine the number of replicas while restarting pods.
1.16
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[NEW] The backup subcommand uses Pod annotations to determine the number of replicas while restarting pods.
1.15
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[NEW] Commands
system reset-system-passwordandconfig-file hashrequire a password to be at least eight characters long, contain one digit and one special character. -
[NEW]
support-bundlecommand can create support bundles for Develocity Reporting Kit installations.
1.14
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[NEW] The support bundle generation process now skips exporting proxy access logs by default. This change reduces the size of the support bundle and improves its performance.
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[FIX] Support Bundle metrics generation may fail for large installations. This change addresses the issue by streaming the metrics.zip files in a memory-efficient way.
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[FIX] The support-bundle command doesn’t use command line parameters when generating a bundle on the server side.
1.13
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[NEW] The support bundle generation process has been unified to use the exact mechanism when triggered via
develocityctlor Develocity UI; this change improves performance and predictability.
1.11
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[NEW] Support-bundle contains version metadata
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[FIX] The
develocityctl system startcommand ignores number of replicas
1.10
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[FIX]
develocityctlfails to run on Windows hosts -
[NEW]
develocityctlrequires Java 21+ runtime when used as a JAR -
[NEW] Update JDK Docker base image to JDK 21.0.1-16
1.9
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Renamed to
develocityctlfrom Admin CLI -
Require Java 17+ runtime when used as a JAR
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Update JDK Docker base image to JDK 17.0.9-11
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Adds flags to control the date range of logs captured in the support bundle
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New command to copy Build Scan data between instances of Develocity
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When generating a support bundle, Develocity prioritizes collecting other logs before proxy access logs
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Command "support-bundle" now prints progress messages to the console
1.8.1
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Adds a flag to configure maximum time spent on gathering logs into a support bundle
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Fix Admin CLI 1.8 fails to find database type in installations older than 2023.3
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Fix typo in path when generating a support bundle
1.7
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Add
system get-default-system-passwordcommand to get the default system password
1.6.2
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Admin CLI attempts to find a Develocity installation if no namespace is provided
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Admin CLI reports back if it can’t detect a GE instance when generating a support bundle
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Update JDK Docker base image to JDK 11.0.18
1.6
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Capture additional diagnostics in support bundles
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Improve error handling when generating support bundles
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Improve error reporting on backup upload failures
1.5
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Add a
system restartcommand to restart a Develocity deployment in one command. -
Improve the speed of embedded database backup transfers
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Update JDK Docker base image to JDK 11.0.17
1.4
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The
database querycommand fails if not exactly one of the--queryand--query-fileoptions are passed to it. -
If a custom shared database schema is configured, the
database querycommand will use it when determining the search path for running queries. -
The
--no-output-fileoption doesn’t cause a non-zero exit code when used from the Docker image. -
Backup commands fail fast when run against a user-managed database. When Develocity is configured to connect to a user-managed database, administrators should consult their database service provider or database administrator to configure backups.
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Admin CLI creates intermediate directories with the correct ownership.
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backup copyprints the local path on the installation host where backups are saved, when running in standalone-mode. -
Update JDK Docker base image to JDK 11.0.16
1.3.1
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Mitigate RCE related to CVE-2022-30586
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Update JDK Docker base image to JDK 11.0.15 to mitigate ECDSA vulnerability
1.2.1
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Handle file permissions correctly when run in a docker container
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Treat absolute paths correctly during support bundle generation