Is there any possibility of including the release notes for the smaller point releases and what they have changed?
10.1.4.0 was recently released then followed up a few days later with 10.1.4.1
Without any notes on what was changed I don’t know whether it’s worth updating again or whether it’s irrelevant??
It’s not the first time this has gone through like this.
Your concern is totally understandable!
In this case, 10.1.4.1 fixes an issue where the Worker scheduling thread would fail in positive UTC time zones. So no new features, just a fix this time.
I’ll get this in front of some more eyes to see what we can do to be clearer in the future.
There is an update release page. The link to Release Mail Signup in the page does not send us to the sign up page however.
The notes for 10.1.4.1 didn’t exist until this thread showed us that we really aught to write hotfix patch notes.
And there’s an issue to fix that link, it should take you here instead https://www.awsthinkbox.com/deadline-update-emails
10.1.13.1 > 10.1.13.2?
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You’ve updated the page with 10.1.13.2 but don’t include what the changes were made from 10.1.13.1
I know at least 3 places with 10.1.13.1 who won’t know whether it’s worth the hassle to update or if it’ll screw up the weekend rendering?
I don’t get the update mail out to any of my sign-up addresses
Please add release disclaimer if you’re pulling the latest release (multiple times!) 10.1.14.4 isn’t downloadable anymore like the previous version. I’ve got many clients having various issues with various versions of 10.1.14.x. I saved a copy of the 10.1.14.4 release notes just in case this happened again, and it did!
Is it possible to install 10.1.13.2 repo over 10.1.14.x?
I noticed they pulled 10.1.14.x again too. What’s going on with these 10.1.14.x builds? I saw 10.1.14.3 pulled and replaced with 10.1.14.4 which I thought would have whatever was wrong fixed.
10.1.14 was the first release with python3 and python2 compatibility, I think this is the big issue (although there were a heap of other updates also)
I always thought we wouldn’t see python3 till a big update (10.2 / 11)
This was from the 10.1.14.4 release notes…
Deadline is currently undergoing the process of migrating from Python 2 to Python 3, and this release includes an experimental feature to dynamically switch between these versions. Python 2 remains the default, but if you make use of custom scripts or workflows within Deadline, see our Python 3 Upgrade Guide for more information.
General Improvements¶
- Deadline can now execute plugins and scripts in either Python 2 or Python 3. Python 2 remains the default, but plugins and scripts can be customized to use Python 3 instead.
- Upgraded .NET Core to version 3.1.111.
Command Improvements¶
- Improved the help formatting for several commands.
Since the Amazon acquisition there is never any update info / roadmap etc and the email update notifications have stopped.
The latest installer 10.1.16.6 shows 10.1.16.5 on the installer and on the about section in the app.
Is it possible to get the confirmation on which version it is and will there ever be release notes for the smaller minor release notes
10.1.17.4 release notes removed the 10.1.16.9 release notes section
10.1.16.9 on download page still
10.1.19.4 released,
also 10.1.18.6 has been updated from 10.1.18.5 with no notes, which was also labelled 10.1.18.4
10.1.20.2 released,
10.1.18.6 still listed but download is still 10.1.18.5
Is it possible to get new known issues added to the release notes? such as Rhino & V-Ray no longer being supported?
10.1.20.3 released, my visualping.io notification worked!!
Also appreciate the known release issues page
10.2.0.8 released 07/11/2022
I checked back today and it’s 10.2.0.9, no release notes in between to explain what the difference was?
10.3.0.8 released 04/08/2023
I checked back today and it’s 10.3.0.9, no release notes in between to explain what the difference was?
If there are no release notes generally there are no differences with respect to the functionality. I have reached out internally to confirm. Deadline 10.3.0.9 is currently listed as a release in our docs: Index — Deadline 10.3.0.9 documentation
Deadline 10.3.0.8 is not there anymore so you can go with the changes of 10.0.3.9.
