Release notes for Cloud Manager 2021.10.0 release-notes-for

Production pipelines can now be executed in an “emergency” mode, bypassing security and performance testing steps for emergency deployments.

For consistency with Cloud Service, existing deployment pipelines are now referenced and labeled in the UI as ‘Full Stack’ pipelines.

The Pipeline card is now refreshed to display a single, integrated face that shows both production and non-production pipelines. A user can select Run/Pause/Resume directly from the action menu associated with each pipeline.

A user with the Deployment Manager role can now delete the Production pipeline in a self-service manner by way of the UI.

Add and edit pipeline experiences are now refreshed to use familiar, modern modals.

Users of Cloud Manager can now submit feedback directly from the UI by way of the Feedback button on top right of the landing page.

Yearly SLA Graphs can now be downloaded from the Cloud Manager user interface.

Code quality and non-production pipeline executions now use a more efficient shallow cloning process during the build step, leading to a faster build time for customers with especially large Git repositories.

The Cloud Manager API documentation now includes an interactive playground that allows logged-in users to experiment with the API from their browser. See Cloud Manager API Playground for more details.

The tool tip on the Program card is now more descriptive if a selection option under ‘Navigate To’ is disabled. It now says, “A production environment does not exist.”

When data read from internal systems is input correctly, it could cause unrelated data provided by Adobe CSEs (Customer Success Engineer) not to be reflected properly in Cloud Manager.

In specific customer situations, invalid artifacts downloaded during the build step, which should have caused a build failure, were being ignored.