With the release of Alumio version 3.70.0-RC1, apart from resolving issues and optimizing the platform to improve user-friendly functionality, we’re also happy to introduce new UI improvements to deliver a more visually appealing experience. We also support new Connectors for some more great applications. Happy integrating!
Here’s what’s new and improved with Alumio version 3.70.0-RC1:
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[New] Connection timeout limits are now set up to 30 seconds by default - to prevent processes from getting stuck and delaying the queue.
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[New] We’ve fixed the UI inconsistencies throughout the Alumio functionality in the menu panel, actions, buttons, fonts, spacing, dropdowns, and checkboxes.
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[New] Solved an issue where sandbox environments displayed the “Production” label in the Dashboard.
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[New] Fixed a bug where the task execution caused issues with the “real-time processing” setting: after finishing, the task ran again and indicated the Failed status.
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[New] Resolved a problem where popups couldn’t properly close when having multiple Alumio tabs open on different environments.
New Connectors we support:
- Timely Connector, v1.1
- ManageEngine Connector, v3
- Streak Connector, v1
- Ocoya Connector, v1
Release dates
- Release candidate 3.70.0-RC1: will be installed on September 16-19, 2024 (Sandbox environments)
- Stable release 3.70.0: will be installed on October 1-3, 2024 (Production environments)
Environment updates
Your UAT environment is always automatically updated every 2 weeks to the latest Release Candidate version. This happens on the same day as the release notes are published by Alumio.
Besides that, your production environment is also automatically updated every 2 weeks to the latest Stable version. The Stable version is based on the previous Release Candidate and lags 2 weeks behind.
In case you want to exclude your production environment from automated updates - please contact our Support Team via: support@alumio.com. Our Support Team will perform the production update in correspondence with your planning.
