Is upgrading directly from 3.x to 4.1 supported, or only via 4.0? Jonathan
On 4/21/20, 9:13 AM, "Dave Neuman" <neu...@apache.org> wrote: Hey All, I know we just got 4.0 released, but in the spirit of quicker and smaller releases, I think it is time to start working on our 4.1 release. 4.1 already has quite a bit of new functionality in it, as well as a move to the 2.0 API, so it's already big enough to warrant a new release. I put together some high level release notes for 4.1, please see below. If you have anything in particular that you are still working on and want to get into 4.1 please let me and Rawlin know BEFORE we cut the 4.1 branch, preferably by the end of the week. Thanks, Dave *ATC 4.1* Changelog: https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://github.com/apache/trafficcontrol/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md__;!!CQl3mcHX2A!VDZjBKh7gfws65t1_kLpKgt5-8VN-MEa1AtQCA0Ez-lIZ3lu79bGJ8xzBXOIm-mDUrqK$ *New Features: * Added support for ATS Slice Plugin on HTTP/DNS DSes Added eDNS0 Client Subnet support per DS Added the ability to fetch users by role Added Let's Encrypt support for managing certificates Added support for IPv6 only caches *Improvements: * Traffic Router DNSSEC Zone Diffing Added optimistic quorum to Traffic Monitor More Golang API endpoint conversions Atscfg now generates all Config Files at once reducing load on TO Updated all clients to use API 2.0 *Bug Fixes:* Increased default ORT (atscfg) timeout from 10s to 30s, made it configurable Fixed Traffic Portal regenerating CDN DNSSEC keys with the wrong effective date *Other: * API updated to version 2.0 Deprecated Db/admin.pl script was removed in favor of the db/admin binary Traffic Ops Python client no longer supports Python 2 Many unused or unnecessary API endpoints