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Changes for page 202 - New Equilibrium

Last modified by Carlijn Kokkeler on 2024/04/18 13:13
From version 142.1
edited by Erik Bakker
on 2023/08/07 09:55
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To version 144.1
edited by Carlijn Kokkeler
on 2024/01/18 16:43
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10 10  * The current properties tab in Deploy will disappear. The new overview of the properties (and their values) can be found under the "Create phase release" in Deploy -> Releases
11 11  * Property placeholders (i.e., the names of properties as given in Create) are now automatically created for you. As a result, you don't have to type them twice when working on an integration.
12 -* When adding or editing a property, you can *now* select multiple runtimes for which the property applies. This is mainly beneficial for those running in a double-lane setup or having a distributed landscape of containers.
12 +* When adding or editing a property, you can **now** select multiple runtimes for which the property applies. This is mainly beneficial for those running in a double-lane setup or having a distributed landscape of containers.
13 13  * A, for most, new concept of a "property release" is introduced. With the help of this functionality, you can easily change a property on Production without having to create an entirely new release in Test and promote it to the Production environment.
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15 15  {{info}}For more information, please check out the following microlearnings:
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63 63  * [[Issue with mail server dropping messages>>https://my.emagiz.com/p/question/172825635703530232||target="blank"]]
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65 -== **Key takeaways** ==
65 +== **Key Takeaways** ==
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67 67  Thanks to all that helped build and those who tested and gave feedback to improve the product. To end this post, here are some key takeaways for you:
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