Exciting news - Release 350 is here!
The Tulip team has rolled out some fresh updates across multiple features, along with some bug fixes. Check out the release notes and dive into what’s new.
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Please note: No releases are planned for the weeks of Dec 22nd and Dec 29th. Our release schedule will resume starting January 4th. Happy holidays to all!
LTS14 On-premise connect host deprecation
- For LTS14, OPCHs now enter the deprecation period for rolling releases. The grace period is from r350 until r354, per OCPH version support here.
When will you release the Tulip OS for the Edge IO with lts15 connector host?
I do not want Tulip to start the grace period until we can actually start upgrading.
Hi @ta-aoki,
We anticipate having the the Edge IO with LTS15 connector host in the next 2 weeks.
Sincerely,
Jake
I do not see the tab for 429 responses at least for this API.
List records of a Tulip Table
Please add the “429 tab” to all the APIs which will respond with 429.
Rate limiting
@thorsten.langner Thank you for showing your screenshot! We do see the “Resources” tab in your screenshot.
However my sandbox instance (r356) does not have that tab, even though we do see Connector used in the “Steps“ tab.
Hi @ta-aoki,
In release r355, we updated how you access resource usage for specific app versions. The ‘See All’ text and resources column have been replaced by the ‘View resource used’ buttons.
You can access this directly through clicking the button for development version or via the ‘More’ menu for any other version. This view provides a full breakdown of function usages and trigger references within your app’s development version.
You can find more details in our documentation here.
Thank you. I went through three other instances I have access to, and I am now guessing it has something to do with some feature flag(s).
I will contact Tulip support if I need to know deeper.
@ta-aoki you shared in your very own screenshot, that you have that button from the documentation.“View Resources Used”
Yes. That screenshot is from the r356 screenshot.
I have another instance still on r353, and I do not see both ‘View resource used’ nor ‘Resources’ in the Version tab (even though the App is using Connector function).
I guess it is a feature flag related issue.
