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Release Round-Up – Armory  Continuous Deployment Self-Hosted / Managed 2.28.1

Nov 28, 2022 by Anna Daugherty

Welcome to the latest release round-up for Armory’s Continuous Deployment Self-Hosted and Managed (CDSH) solution. In this release, we’ve focused on a few quality of life improvements and bug fixes, as well as introduced two user-requested early access features behind a feature flag. 

Here are the important quality of life and bug fixes in the Armory CDSH 2.28.1: 

We have also released two early access features behind a feature flag. If you would like to enable these early access features to test in your environment, contact your Technical Account Manager by opening a ticket:

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