Important
  • Provisioning requires the newest agent for communication
Provisioning
Changed:
  • Support mapping for object type (We do not support nested objects) in the Powershell V2 target system
  • Powershell V2 mapping support for an array type
  • Improved Powershell source execution resilience
  • Improved uniqueness script result validation and error messages
Fixed:
  • Added more logging when updating or creating an Exchange Online mailbox in Azure AD target system
  • Improved retrying connection for mailbox actions in Exchange Online for the Azure AD target system
  • Removing all actions from a mapped field in Powershell V2 could result in not being able to create a field with the same name until you refresh the page
  • Account correlate create success output is ignored in the create action of a Powershell V2 target system
  • Account reference is required for the preview of an update account action (which should not be required).
  • Disabling the uniqueness check on an action when the Onpremise agent is used will result in an error when that action is executed.
  • Snapshot logging cannot be displayed for scheduled snapshots
  • PowerShell v2 default mapping error caused on entitlement revokes when the person no longer exists
Service Automation
Changed:
  • Add API support for new product actions
  • Allow URL filtering on managed products overview
  • Allow URL filtering on managed users overview
  • Import GitHub code snippets for new product actions
  • Enlarge modal for Product action CRUD UI
Fixed:
  • Delegated Form $requester not correctly resolved at task retry
  • Too much recursion error in console in product edit screen
  • Managed Products - Product name not displayed when using multi line product description
  • Groups for products and delegated forms are not shown in admin UI
  • Delegated forms with automation tasks keep triggering the automation tasks (hotfix)
  • Improve inbox on landscape tablet view (hotfix)
  • OS 15.7 devices can't login (hotfix)
General
Fixed:
  • Wildcard certificates with more than two dots in the full name were seen as faulty certificates when setting up a custom domain