Version 4.3
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Release Date: 26 July 2019
In this release we have brought a couple of new features and solved a number of bugs.
New Features
Updated Azure Functions to V2 Runtime
Atomic Scope's Function API's are now migrated from V1 to V2 runtime. This helps in improving the performance compared to the previous V1 runtime.
.NET Client Library for Tracking
We open sourced the Tracking library by publishing it on GitHub. This way customers can use/modify that library for their own purposes. On GitHub, the library can be found on here.
The library can also be downloaded from Nuget and be used in any .NET Application.
Defect fixes and improvements
| No | Defect/Improvement | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Defect | Problem with User Management |
| 2 | Improvement | Threshold value 0 not possible in monitoring |
| 3 | Defect | During licensing check, the SQL server validation is case sensitive while it should be case insensitive |
| 4 | Improvement | Create all tables using the default dbo schema |
| 5 | Defect | Encoding issue while reprocessing |
| 6 | Defect | Duplicate stage name does not show up details |
| 7 | Defect | License issue with multi BizTalk Server environments |
Note
Without upgrading Azure components you won't be able to track events from Azure. It is mandatory to upgrade the Azure resources once the installation is completed
Upgrading
Once the installer is installed, you need to update your Azure Functions as well, using any one of the below methods.
- If you have deployed Azure components using the portal, you should see an Upgrade button on the Azure Deployment page
- If you have used PowerShell scripts for deployment, you should upgrade via the Upgrade-AzureInfra script which can be found under the Azure folder.
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