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Latest 2.387.1.3 Security release

Released: March 21, 2023

Modern cloud platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Managed controller Plugins list - Operations center

Traditional platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Client controller Plugins list - Operations center

2.387.1.2 Security release

Released: March 8, 2023

Modern cloud platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Managed controller Plugins list - Operations center

Traditional platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Client controller Plugins list - Operations center

2.375.4.2 Security release

Released: March 8, 2023

Modern cloud platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Managed controller Plugins list - Operations center

Traditional platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Client controller Plugins list - Operations center

2.375.3.5 Security release

Released: February 15, 2023

Modern cloud platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Managed controller Plugins list - Operations center

Traditional platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Client controller Plugins list - Operations center

2.375.3.4 Security release

Released: February 9, 2023

Modern cloud platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Managed controller Plugins list - Operations center

Traditional platforms

Full release notes Plugins list - Client controller Plugins list - Operations center

2.375.3.3

Released: February 8, 2023

Kubernetes-client upgrade to 6.x (BEE-28247)::

The Java library used to access Kubernetes, fabric8 Kubernetes-client, has been upgraded from 5.x to 6.x.

This new Java library version enables customers to provide CustomResourceDefinitions (CRDs) to the provisioning lifecycle, even if they are not part of the client Java model.

This update has no impact for customers who do not use the YAML field under Advanced configuration on the controller configuration screen in the Operations center. For customers using the YAML field under Advanced configuration, this update has the following impact:

apiVersion on a resource being deserialized is now required. This prevents the unintentional parsing of custom types without a registered class as a built-in type of the same name. Refer to kubernetes-client/MIGRATION-v6.md at master · fabric8io/kubernetes-client for more technical details about this breaking change.
If apiVersion is missing, the controller reprovisioning will fail once the operations center is upgraded until the issue is fixed.

For more information about this upgrade, refer to this knowledge base article, The apiVersion on a resource being deserialized is required after upgrading Kubernetes-client 6.x. The article also contains a script that you can run to check for invalid configurations. The configurations listed in the output of this script should be fixed by providing a valid apiVersion.

If you have questions about this upgrade, contact CloudBees Support for assistance.