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Live on production October 24, 2015.

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Enhancements

• Account Statistics: determine which pipelines in an organization are using a particular account. See the demo video for this feature.

• UI Improvements. See this demo for updates in Designer, including:
  • Rows within tables in Snap properties can now be rearranged. Mouse over a row to see the grabber appear on the left.
    
  • A search within the Snap catalog now automatically expands all Snap Pack or Type groups.
  • The catalog panel is now resizable.
  • You can now click and drag pipeline tabs within Designer to rearrange the tabs.
  • Snap Statistics now shows the Total Pipelines used per Snap Pack. Additionally, a refresh button has been added.
  • In Dashboard > Pipeline > Pipeline Execution History, the list of Invocation types that you can filter by has been expanded. See this video demo on Dashboard Updates.
    
• You can now create tasks for the current pipeline within Designer.
• Expression Language: .repeat() is now available for strings. 
• Triggered Tasks now support bearer token authentication.
• SnapReduce
  • Users can now load additional jar files into a Snaplex.
  • Users can now pass extra vm options to a Hadooplex.
  • The SnapReduce user impersonation functionality lets SnapLogic to proxy as the user executing the pipeline.
  • Spark Snap. See this video for more information.
• Public Monitoring API: last_hours now has a limit of 2160 hours (90 days).

Snaps

For information on Snap updates, see the Fall 2015 section of Snap Updates, 2015.

Migration Impacts

None

Known Issue

In Lifecycle Management, a task created in a target phase appears to be deleted after the second promote. Workaround: Create the task manually in the target phase after promote or create it in source phase before promote.