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RDM 15.4.0 Upgrade Notes

Changes to RDM Ataccama Cloud deployments

If you are using RDM in Ataccama Cloud, take note of the following updates:

When committing a project from ONE Desktop, your project name must be rdm. This means that the Files and runtime folders are then located in the rdm folder in Git.
If you have multiple environments, we recommend creating the following branches in the same Git project:
- dev: For developing the project.
- test: For testing the project configuration.
- prod: Production-ready environment.
Make sure your environments in the Cloud Portal are correctly connected to the appropriate branch, depending on their intended use. For this purpose, we recommend adding the branch name to the name of each environment.
The pathvariables-gitea.xml configuration file, placed in the runtime folder, is no longer used. It is replaced by pathvariables.xml.

Configuration changelog

This section provides the information about the changes in the configuration files that need to be taken into account when upgrading the solution. In certain cases, the newly introduced default is used or some configuration is required.

The following table lists the changes in the files: added, changed, and removed properties.

Configuration file Added properties Changed properties Removed properties

Configuration file	Added properties	Changed properties	Removed properties
application.properties	`ataccama.one.rdm.api.changelog.response.max-count` (Optional) - The maximum number of records that can be returned in a single request made to the `/changelog` REST API endpoint. We do not recommend increasing this value as more resources might be required to handle the requests. The default value is `10000`. If left empty, the default value is used instead to ensure backward compatibility. For details, refer to RDM Application Properties.	/	/

application.properties

ataccama.one.rdm.api.changelog.response.max-count (Optional) - The maximum number of records that can be returned in a single request made to the /changelog REST API endpoint. We do not recommend increasing this value as more resources might be required to handle the requests.

The default value is 10000. If left empty, the default value is used instead to ensure backward compatibility.

For details, refer to RDM Application Properties.

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