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The version 0 REST API was removed.
The version 1 REST APIs for Applications, Test Instances, and Test Types are removed.
The version 1 REST API call to create or modify a release with a partial-deploy project has changed. See Release API
The version 1 REST API call to create a new snapshot for a release with a package-based project that takes all files should specify package name "(All Files)". See Release Snapshot API
The version 1 REST API call to build a project has changes to the input when building package-based projects, and returns a completely new response body. See Project API Build
The project Classification PartialDeployments was renamed to PackageBased which affects the version 1 Project REST API.
REST API /v1/project/{projectId}/stream/{streamId}/populate no longer supports sortAllAfterPopulate. Files are always sorted if necessary after discover (previously known as populate).
Projects and Deployment
Deployment to Test Instances (integration instance) is no longer supported. Customers can create additional Target Groups if deployment or Utility Execution on a Test Instance is necessary.
External Approvals with ITS are no longer supported. External Approvals with CMS continue to be supported.
Package-based projects previously supported building with files being selected, and without the need to create a named package. Now a named package is required.
Builds made previously without a package name will have a package name assigned to them when they are deployed.
Existing projects will have a package name “(All Files)” added to them on server startup to be consistent with how it looked when building all files without a package in previous versions of FlexDeploy. This package will be dynamic and includes all files (e.g. include path of “.*”).
Deployment Strategies are removed for container projects. New capability is planned in the future based on feedback received on the previous iteration.
Application-level deployment is removed.
Projects can still be deployed one at a time.
Release and Pipeline is the supported method of deploying an assortment of projects as a group.
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