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WebLogic Deploy Tooling 4.0.1

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@robertpatrick robertpatrick released this 17 Apr 01:54
· 181 commits to main since this release

Major New Features

None

Other Changes

  • #1664 - Added support for the OptionalFeatureDeployment top-level folder.
  • #1665, #1667 - Formalized support for both the replicated config/wlsdeploy/custom/ and non-replicated
    wlsdeploy/custom locations. Added support in the Archive Helper Tool and tweaked the validation message
    to only notify the user if they are only using the non-replicated location.
  • #1669 - Enhanced the WLS Policy support to allow users to modify built-in policies.
  • #1674 - Added 12.2.1.4 and 14.1.1 April 2024 PSU support.

Bug Fixes

  • #1666 - Fixed a bug with extracting the WebLogic Remote Console extension that caused an error if the archive file
    includes a directory entry.
  • #1670 - Worked around a Jython 2.2.1 bug with posixpath.isfile() where it was returning False when the answer
    should have been True.
  • #1672 - Added None checks around plan file name calculations.

Known Issues

  • SSH support requires a reasonably recent version of Bouncy Castle. WDT picks up Bouncy Castle from WLST so, for example,
    the 12.2.1.4.0 GA release fails with the following error, as mentioned at hierynomus/sshj#895.
    Applying a recent PSU should resolve the issue for 12.2.1.4 and 14.1.1.

    SEVERE Messages:
            1. WLSDPLY-20008: verifySSH argument processing failed: Failed to initialize SSH context: Failed to SSH connect to host myhost.oracle.com: no such algorithm: X25519 for provider BC
  • SSH support for the Update Domain Tool and Deploy Apps Tool do not work when using an archive file and the remote
    WebLogic Server is running on Windows using the optional, Windows-provided, OpenSSH component. This is due to an
    issue with the SSHJ library WDT is using. See hierynomus/sshj#929 for more information.

See https://oracle.github.io/weblogic-deploy-tooling/userguide/limitations/limitations/ for the current set of known limitations.