Issue ID | Description | Fix Version | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|
RPG-1841 | A common issue has been identified with upgrading existing Artifactory HA installations. The upgrade process might fail because the Router service fails to start, displaying the following error: Could not update configuration for key | 7.117.14 | Suggested workaround: To resolve this issue, delete the content of the Router Traefik folder located at Here is an example command to accomplish this: rm -rf /opt/jfrog/artifactory/var/data/router/traefik |
JFUI-18806 | During startup and regular operation, the Artifactory Frontend service attempts to download resources from the public internet endpoint | 7.117.10 | JFrog recommends avoiding the upgrade to this version if your organization's environment restricts access to this endpoint. A fix that removes this request to the external resource will be released soon. |
RPG-1831 | A common issue has been identified with upgrading existing Artifactory installations that have Router TLS enabled ( | 7.117.7 | Suggested workaround: To resolve this issue, delete the content of the Router Traefik folder located at Here is an example command to accomplish this: rm -rf /opt/jfrog/artifactory/var/data/router/traefik |
RTFS-968 | Federation: Rapid delete followed by recreate of the same artifact path (within the same RTFS batch) could cause errors on the target member. | 7.117.7 Cloud: Rolled out. Self-Hosted: TBD | Suggested workaround: Workaround (until patched): Temporarily reduce the RTFS workers’ batch size (e.g., to 1) to prevent delete+create from landing in the same batch. Operational tip: Avoid back-to-back delete → recreate on the exact same path where possible. |