Camunda Automation Platform 7.20.0-alpha2 Released
The next alpha release of Camunda Automation Runtime 7.20 is here, with new features, security patches and bug fixes.
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The next alpha release of Camunda Automation Runtime 7.20 is here, with new features, security patches and bug fixes.
In the first alpha release of Camunda Automation Runtime 7.20, you can find a new JUEL module based on Jakarta EL 4.0 and many bug fixes.
The fourth alpha release of Camunda Automation Runtime 7.19 features new job due date functionality, support for Quarkus 2.16.4 and more.
The third alpha release of Camunda Automation Runtime 7.19 features an improved LDAP Identity Plugin, Native ARM64 Camunda Platform Docker images and more.
We are pleased to announce the next alpha release of Camunda Automation Platform 7, including new REST docs, support for PostgreSQL 15 and more.
The first alpha release of Camunda Platform Runtime 7.19 features improved engine loading times, support for basic authentication in OpenAPI specification and multiple bug fixes.
By Daniel Kelemen, Camunda Platform Team
Oct 11, 2022
Updates to Web Modeler, Connectors, Zeebe, Operate, Optimize, & more.
Oct 11, 2022
We’re extremely excited to announce the release of Camunda Platform 7.18 Here are some of the highlights: Cockpit: Improved instance selection to avoid unintended batch operations Cockpit: Easier navigation of high batch operation volumes MDC logging features Camunda Forms in Tasklist: Populate select options via process data Exception error codes Filter and order tasks by last updated WebSphere Liberty New and retired supported environments You can download Camunda Platform or run it with Docker. For a complete list of the changes, please check out the release notes. For patched security vulnerabilities, see our security notices. If you want to dig deeper, check out the source code on GitHub. Cockpit: Improved instance selection to avoid unintended batch operations Previously, when performing…
Sep 14, 2022
For almost 10 years, JIRA has been our development issue tracker for the core components of Camunda Platform 7. About 15,000 tickets later, Camunda’s engineering has grown from one team to a team of teams. Many new projects have used GitHub exclusively as a code repository and an issue tracker from the start. In October, we will move the CAM project to GitHub issues. With this change we are reducing the gap: our community can participate in our development processes with a single account. We achieve a unified approach for managing development issues, making it easier for everyone to participate. We thank everyone who has contributed to our CAM issue tracker and hope that the collaboration continues in our new…
By Thorben Lindhauer, Camunda Platform Team