CloudBees CI on modern cloud platforms 2.289.3.2

The operations center can now be configured using CasC. This allows you to capture the configuration of the operations center in human-readable declarative files that can be used in a reproducible way and eliminates the need for additional tools or custom scripts that must be manually maintained. By capturing the operations center configuration in files, it can be treated as a first class revision-controlled artifact and used to:

Previously released as a Preview feature, CasC bundle inheritance is now fully supported, allowing you to simplify CasC bundle composition and maintenance by creating a "child" bundle that inherits common configuration elements from a "parent" bundle. This allows you to maintain common configuration elements, in a single parent bundle, that are automatically inherited by all bundles in the inheritance chain. This eliminates the need to manually maintain and update individual bundles. For more information, refer to Configuring bundle inheritance with CasC.

The Configuration as Code plugin and the CloudBees CasC API plugin can now be installed to the operations center and are a prerequisite for using the CloudBees Configuration as Code bundles export and update screen to download the current configuration, download the original bundle, and update the bundle for the CasC configuration of the operations center. For more information, refer to Configuration as Code for the operations center.

The Kubernetes Client API plugin has been upgraded to version 5.4.1.

Previously, when you copied artifacts, it could be difficult to know which build generated the files.

The eviction delay for credentials cached in the operations center is now configurable using the following system property:

The compatibility fix ensures that controllers prior to version 2.289.3 can connect to operations center versions 2.291 and later successfully.

The redirect URL to wake up a hibernated controller was invalid due to a missing slash.

A race condition can lead to high CPU usage and blocking threads on complex builds.

While iterating the status of pull requests, merging a pull request could prevent other pull requests from being examined.

The pubsublight-plugin plugin triggers a memory leak because items are kept in an internal queue.

If a plugin catalog was configured for a controller using CasC, it could not be uninstalled, even if the plugin-catalog.yaml file was deleted from the CasC bundle.

If the Availability pattern checkbox was selected or deselected, there was no check to verify if the change would result in a bundle no longer being available to the controller it was assigned to.

On the Configuration as Code bundles screen, the form incorrectly requested a second POST command, resulting in an error if:

Previously, if a controller did not exist and you attempted to assign a bundle to it, the casc-bundle-set-controller and casc-bundle-set-master CLI commands returned ERROR: Bundle matching master-id cannot be found, incorrectly indicating the bundle could not be found.

The Check for new license button on the Manage license administration screen caused an error when the license was set using CasC.

An empty list of properties inside a folder in the items.yaml file caused the startup of the instance to fail. The folders containing the empty properties list were also exported by default.

An issue was preventing controllers from managing their own authorization strategies when the security realm was only enforced in the operations center.

CloudBees has determined that an upcoming update to HTTP headers in Jenkins Core 2.290 could potentially break operations center functionality.

Some transitive dependencies were erroneously packaged in bluesteel-master. They have been removed as a precaution.

Some transitive dependencies were erroneously packaged in bluesteel-cjoc. They have been removed as a precaution.

The internal Maven library version was updated to 3.8.1 as a precaution to prevent vulnerabilities.

Due to an update in February 2021, the Slack App no longer supports a token query string parameter. As a result, if you tried to install or configure any Slack App integrations since the update, they did not work.

High memory consumption was occurring while the plugin catalog loaded. In some cases, it would result in out-of-memory errors.

A change introduced in release 2.289.2.2 broke the icon to access the Controller Provisioning screen.

CloudBees is updating terminology to remove offensive text. During this ongoing initiative, “controller” replaces “master,” “agent” replaces “slave,” “allowlist” replaces “whitelist,” and “denylist” replaces “blacklist.”

The Synchronize bundles from workspace with internal storage Freestyle build step is not supported for new jobs. For existing jobs, the build step is present, but is non-functional.