Released: 3 November, 2025
Feature Enhancements
New REST API for deleting the tag from a Release Bundle v2 version
To improve the user experience, you can use a new, dedicated REST API to delete a tag from a Release Bundle v2 version. For more information, see Delete Release Bundle v2 Version Tag.
Query parameter for returning all errors during Release Bundle v2 creation
To help debug issues you may encounter during Release Bundle v2 creation, a new
fail_fastquery parameter has been added to the REST API. When set tofalse, the API will return validation errors that occur during creation as a group instead of failing after the first error. For more information, see Release Bundle v2 Creation Errors Collected by System.Support for Filtering Tokens by Scope via REST API
The JFrog Platform now supports filtering the results of the Get Tokens REST API using the scope parameter to get token results for a specific scope, such as group. For more information, see Get Tokens.
Support for Easier Management of OIDC Identity Mappings
The JFrog Platform now supports adding identity mapping claims to OIDC integrations as values in addition to the JSON file format for easier entry. For more information, see Configure Identity Mappings.
Resolved Issues
JIRA Issue | Component | Severity | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
RTDEV-64188 | Packages | Medium | Fixed an issue whereby the displayed download count for Conan packages on the Packages tab did not increase when packages were downloaded, and remained 0. |
RTDEV-63511 | Packages | Low | Fixed an issue whereby the Downloads and Last Downloaded fields were not updated when converting an existing non-v1 Docker manifest to v1 manifest in a local Docker repository. |
RTDEV-63395 | Repositories | Medium | Fixed an issue whereby when importing a repository to Artifactory, artifact file statistics, such as downloadCount, lastDownloaded, lastDownloadedBy, were not merged for artifacts that already existed in the target instance. |
RTDEV-62756 | Repositories | Low | Fixed an issue whereby the Create Repository REST API allowed adding a repository of any type (local, remote, or virtual) to a virtual repository with a specific package type (not generic), when the added repository was for a package type that did not match the virtual repository’s package type. |
JA-18318 | Projects | Medium | Fixed an issue related to the JFrog Platform WebUI whereby, when sorting the results in the Project page by storage quota, the JFrog Platform did not perform as expected. |