🔥 Hotfixes for week 43

Hi everyone!

We’ve released the following hotfixes for 2021.3 platform version:

SF 2021.3

• 20211029 - Corrections in creation process
  • The task to run a complete creation now waits for other jobs to finish, no longer result in the possible failing of a creation.
  • When a project version was upgraded, the question is now asked again if a new project version should be created.
  • The process flow responsible for focusing on the active definition generation step has been made a little bitt less aggressive, leading to a better user experience.

• 20211027 - Corrections in creation process
  • A possible situation where the upgrade script was not automatically checked does not arise anymore.
  • There no longer is a specific situation where it might appear that executing a new project version to the database succeeds, when it actually doesn't.
  • Some other minor improvements.

IAM 2021.3

• 20211029 - Corrections in creation process
  • We've been getting several questions on how to deal with messages stating that a job will not be started (directly). These messages have been improved to include the sentence "More information can be found in the Advanced Menu > Log > Jobs."

• 20211028 - Agent check-in reduced abandon rate
  • A scenario was discovered where scheduled system flows that only allowed a single instance to be running, could end up running multiple times due to the earlier instance of the system flow being marked as abandoned when the interval was expired. This has been resolved.

• 20211027 - Grant rights to end user role for Get gui maps procedures
  • The necessary rights for the new get gui maps procedures were not granted to the IAM-role “End user”. This could cause errors while starting an application for this role, only when rights to the database were applied. The rights are now granted.

• 20211026 - Set ‘Legacy API’ to on for Get gui maps procedures
  • Get gui procedures for maps were not available for Indicium Basic causing applications run via Indicium Basic to be unable to open successfully. This has been resolved.