Released: June 14, 2022
Highlights
Introducing the New Pipeline and Run Views
The Pipeline and Run views have a fresh, new look. These views have been completely revamped to provide you with an easier, simpler, and more intuitive user experience. In addition, you have the option of switching between the old and new views whenever required:
Trigger runs with a single click, eliminating the need to search in the graph.
Custom run with just the steps you need.
Sync source and check status from the Pipeline view.
Trigger re-runs with a single click from the Run view.
Support for AWS USW1 Region
Pipelines now supports AWS build nodes in the us-west-1 region.
Trigger Pipeline Endpoint Enhancements
Added support for using resource versions from a previous run. In addition, resource versions can now be overridden in a pipeline re-run. For more information, see Trigger Pipeline API.
Bash and PowerShell Scripts Enhancements
Enhances steps on Bash and PowerShell to execute their onFailure and onComplete sections when a step is canceled or times out. If a step is canceled or times out while executing, it will be treated as a failure and the workflow will move to the onFailure and onComplete sections. The step will have two minutes to complete gracefully after which the script will be terminated.
Improved Extension Source Sync Logs
Improved extension source sync logs to show more errors when there are multiple errors in the extensions to be synchronized.
Specify Image Version in a Step as a String
The runtime section of the Pipelines YAML has been enhanced to allow for specifying a single "version" instead of an array of "versions" when selecting a pre-existing language image.
Resolved Issues
Fixed an issue whereby, an incorrect error message was displayed when calling pipelines search.
Improved Kubernetes dynamic build nodes initialization logs when failures are detected.
Resolved Vulnerabilities
This release contains resolved CVEs - security vulnerability issues.