November 2021, 4.27 Release Notes
In this article
Key New Features in SnapLogic
API Management:
Added Developer Portal Accounts and Subscription Manager.
Added Subscription Key Management.
Added improvements for editing and viewing API Specifications.
Developer Portal:
Added Featured API category to help discover and promote APIs.
Support for creating developer accounts to access the catalog and create subscriptions.
Support for creating Applications and subscribe to APIs.
New Snaps/Accounts:
Added Amazon SNS Snap Pack.
Added OAuth Account for Salesforce Snap Pack.
Support for Mutual Authentication in Salesforce Snaps.
Support for Azure Service Bus and Exact Online (coming soon).
ELT for Cloud Data Platforms:
Support for Google BigQuery as a target database.
Support for MERGE INTO ALL option and automatic source table aliasing in ELT Merge Into Snap.
SnapLogic Flows:
Flows is specifically built for business users to more easily automate business processes. Flows greatly simplify integrations for business users while allowing IT to maintain control of security and governance.
Support for new endpoints: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft SharePoint, ServiceNow, and SnapLogic Read/Write to Pipeline.
Support for unified error handling for efficient troubleshooting.
Refreshed homepage with improved performance.
Flows is available to you free with your current SnapLogic subscription, but only for a limited time. To get started, register for Flows.
4.27 UAT Delta
Important
Per the SnapLogic Release Process, all remaining Snaplex instances across Orgs are auto-upgraded to the recommended version (main-10919 4.27 Patch 3) at 9 p.m. PT on Saturday, Jan 8, 2022. Orgs migrated to the 4.27 GA version prior to the auto-upgrade are not impacted.
The Snaplex upgrade process also upgrades the Java version to the latest version. After the upgrade, the Java version of your Cloudplex nodes may not be the same as your FeedMaster nodes. However, this does not impact the operations of your SnapLogic instance. We will be fixing this issue in a subsequent release.To use the new SnapLogic features and Snaps in the 4.27 release, ensure that your Snaplex nodes are upgraded to the main-10704 (Recommended) version.
This 4.27 release includes the patches deployed to SnapLogic after the 4.26 release, as listed in the 4.26 Dot Releases section.
4.27 Dot Releases
Platform
Date of Update | Snaplex Build | Update |
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Feb 7, 2022 | main-11121 4.27 Patch 4 | Upgraded to Log4j version 2.17.1. |
Dec 20, 2021 | main-10919 4.27 Patch 3 (Recommended) |
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Dec 16, 2021 | main-10904 4.27 Patch 2 | Fixed a potential vulnerability issue regarding Log4j. Upgrading to Log4j 2.16.0 fixed this issue by removing support for message lookup patterns and disabling JNDI functionality by default. |
Dec 10, 2021 | main-10894 - 4.27 Patch 1 | Fixed an issue with the Log4j 2 (Java logging library) that affected Java applications. For additional details, see our Community blogpost. |
UI
Date of Update | Update |
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Dec 9, 2021 |
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Nov 23, 2021 | Fixed an issue where null or empty parameters were being overwritten by the default Pipeline parameters on the subsequent task update. This could cause a problem if you were updating tasks where you set the parameters to null/blank, but needed to update something else on the task. For the triggered task, the empty values are now retained upon updating any fields. |
Snaps
Snap Pack | Date of Update | Snap Pack Version | Updates |
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Feb 4, 2022 | 427patches13147 | Fixed an issue with the Asset Read, |