Resolved Issues
- Operations center sign-on (SSO) does not work for controllers connected using WebSocket transport
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Operations center sign-on (SSO) is not working from controllers connected using WebSocket. An error is displayed when attempting to log in that the public key is missing. This is now resolved.
- When validating security realm Single sign-on via CloudBees Software Delivery Automation, the validation could fail with "No subject alternative DNS name found"
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This issue has been resolved and the validation will now succeed.
Known Issues
- HTTP Client used for operations center to controller connection leads to performance issues
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Due to known issues in the Java HTTP Client, there could be performance issues in operations center to controller interactions in heavily loaded environments.
For more details about this issue and workarounds, refer to Operations Center Client leaks HTTP Clients since version 2.401.1.3.
- Older versions of controllers cannot start after receiving new bundle versions
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When the operations center sends new bundle versions to controllers older than 2.401.1.3, the controller cannot start.
This issue does not affect controllers in version 2.401.1.3 or newer.
There are three ways to fix the issue:
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Upgrade all controllers to version 2.401.1.3 or newer.
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Stop configuring controllers in versions prior to 2.401.1.3 using CasC.
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Install a plugin catalog on the operations center with a Beekeeper exception to install
cloudbees-casc-server:2.5.1. The plugin catalog can be enabled in operations center by setting the system propertyDcom.cloudbees.jenkins.cjp.installmanager.CJPPluginManager.enablePluginCatalogInOC=true.
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- System configuration’s text field for "Send analytics events to this URL" shows a 401 status code
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The System Configuration screen’s text field for "Send analytics events to this URL" shows a 401 status code even when authentication is in fact correct.
- Validating single sign-on configuration with CloudBees Software Delivery Automation fails with a 302 status code
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When the user tries to check the Single Sign-On configuration with CloudBees Software Delivery Automation, it fails with a 302 status code.
- Pipeline Explorer’s tree view displays stages in the wrong order and/or more than once in some cases
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The tree view for in-progress builds with nested parallel steps may display some stages in the wrong order, and it may display some stages more than once.
- GitHub plugin settings would not load on startup
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The GitHub plugin configuration failed to load during the Operations center startup. Refer to GitHub Plugin settings not loaded on startup after upgrading for more information.
- Clouds do not disappear after the Folder configuration update by a user without Overall/Administer permissions
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Clouds deselect after a user without Overall/Administer permissions edits the Folder configuration.
- Duplicate plugins in the Operations center Plugin Manager UI
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When you search for a specific plugin under the Available tab in the Operations center Plugin Manager, the search results show duplicate entries for the plugin.