Release Notes

2025

June
Published On Dec 11, 2025 - 1:20 PM

June

Find out more about new features and enhancements released in June 2025.

06-05-2025

Common Services – Discovery & Inventory
Common Discovery can now extract virtual machine (VM) resource details from the OCI provider based on the account credentials and connections added to the IAM connection. Upon successful discovery, OCI asset details can be accessed through the Common Inventory Service.
DevOps Intelligence
  • DevOps Intelligence has expanded project tracking support for Azure Boards, to include team-level tracking during the Plan phase. Tracking at both the Organization and Team level enhances the extensibility and user experience of DevOps Intelligence.
  • DevOps Intelligence now supports Bring Your Own CLT (Change Lead Time) API, enabling your team to use data collection systems of your choosing beyond those supported by native integration.

06-04-2025

As part of the ongoing tag management efforts, enhancements have been released to improve the user experience.
  • File samples:
     Users can download a sample of CSV and JSON files to understand the required import attributes, including mandatory fields 'Tag Key' and 'Tag Values.' They can add their data to these files and upload them.
  • Visibility of tag constraints:
     You can now see the applicable rules when adding tag values to the tag repository. Clear messages inform you about minimum character counts and rules for special characters.
  • Tag definition:
     Now, the tag category and its respective values are displayed in the view details of a tag definition.
  • Save the progress of your tag creation:
    To enhance the user experience, you can easily save tag definitions after editing a step.
  • Tag key constraints:
    Tag keys in tag management support up to 256 characters, including numbers (0-9) and special characters such as !@$%*();:_-\./. Both tag keys and values should have a minimum length of 1 character.
  • Definition compliance column:
     A column has been added to indicate whether a tag has a formal definition, outlining its usage, permissible values, or purpose.
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