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Dynatrace SaaS release notes version 1.231

Dynatrace

Corrected inconsistency between tags in ServiceNow event notifications and tags of the event when the tags changed on the affected entity of the event after event creation. (APM-332637). to Python 3.8. Log queries using comparison operators like `<` and `>` are now correctly rejected as unsupported. (APM-329649).

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Session Replay improved for continuously deployed apps: CSS file capture

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You don’t have to worry about copying CSS resources to an accessible location, adding tags to indicate whether the resources have changed, or giving permissions to a separate process that can access the protected CSS files. With Dynatrace Session Replay, stylesheets are captured and stored during session recording. analyze areas of struggle.

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Gain broader applicability for Session Replay through easier, automated and GDPR-compliant masking presets

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All you need to do is ensure that the RUM JavaScript tag in the monitored application (which is either auto-injected by OneAgent or manually inserted) is from OneAgent version 1.193+. Select Check JavaScript tag version , to see if your RUM JavaScript tag is up-to-date. Ready to migrate to the new masking presets? .

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Introducing The Component-Based API

Smashing Magazine

The advantage is that defining what data is required by the component can be updated just on the server-side, without having to redeploy JavaScript files, and the client can be made dumb, just asking the server to provide whatever data it is that it needs, thus decreasing the complexity of the client-side application.

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Local Development Environment for Kubernetes using Minikube

Abhishek Tiwari

Traditionally, you can test your code changes by rebuilding the Docker images (either locally or via your continuous integration pipeline), then pushing the image to a Docker registry after the successful build, and then redeploy to your Kubernetes cluster. Overall development workflow. Build local Docker images and deploy them to Minikube.

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How To Migrate From WordPress To A Headless CMS

Smashing Magazine

What you need to know is that, by default, any Content Type in Storyblok will have some fields already defined for you, such as Name , Slug , Tags , First published date , and so on. Note : To see all the fields contained in a Post Type go to the schema at WP REST API schema references. Host Your Front-End Project And Automate Deploy.

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