Introduction

Stay in the know with our comprehensive Change Log page – a one-stop hub where you can effortlessly track all the fine-tuned improvements and crucial bug fixes we’ve made to elevate your experience.

Whether you’re interested in the latest product version enhancements or the detailed updates from specific packages, this is where you’ll find it all.

This article provides you with a quick how-to guide to take the most out of the XTM Cloud Change log page.

Change log

If you wonder which bug fixes have been included within an XTM Cloud release or if you want to quickly find more information about a specific bug fix, the Change log tab is right for you.

Here you can find more information about bug fixes based on:

• Version: XTM Cloud released version (for example, 13.7).

• Issue type: Development task category, for example, bug.

• Text Search: Here you can type some key words to describe the task you are looking for. The search goes through the content of the Description table column.

Each column is sortable. You can find additional information in the tooltip next to each column header.

XTM Comparison Tool

If you wonder which bug fixes have been introduced between two XTM Cloud major or minor releases, the Comparison tool tab is right for you.

In order to perform a comparison, you need to know the package number that is applicable to you, so that you can fill the relevant information in the Current Package and Package to be Installed.

How to find your Current Package and your Current XTM version

1. If you are on XTM Cloud 13.8 version or higher, go to the help section located in right-top corner of the top navigation bar, then find the number under the XTM version header.
   

   

This will be your Current package and Current XTM version.

2. If you are on XTM Cloud 13.7 or lower, add /project-manager-gui/buildinfo.txt to your URL, for example https://www.xtm-cloud.com/project-manager-gui/buildinfo.txt (where www.xtm-cloud.com may vary from customer to customer if you are on Private Cloud installation).
   

   

   This will be your Current package.

How to find your Package to be Installed

This is the package you might want to upgrade/update to.

1. If you are a Private Cloud or Suite customer, you might already have the desired new package installed on your TEST/DEV/UAT server. In this case, you can take the package number from that server in the same way as described in How to find your Current Package. Otherwise, refer to step 2 below.

2. If you cannot take the package number from a test instance, refer to the two small tables in the top-right hand corner of the screen. These tables show the newest packages available for the last XTM Cloud STS (short-term support) or LTS (long-term support) version. Simply copy the package number from one of the tables and paste it into the Version to be Installed field.