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November 2024

Explore the new updates and improvements in new Heretto products versions!

Heretto product versions released in November:

  • Heretto CCMS

    • 24.11.01

  • Heretto Deploy API

    • 24.11.07

November 8, 2024

The DITA to PowerPoint plugin has been discontinued.

Heretto CCMS

  • Announcement. The Heretto CCMS DITA to PowerPoint plugin has been discontinued on November 8, 2024, and is no longer available. Note that this change doesn't involve a new CCMS version.

November 7, 2024

Learn about the enhancements and fixes in this Deploy API release, including improved relationship table links and updated API endpoint descriptions.

Heretto Deploy API 24.11.07

  • Fixed. Relationship table links now appear correctly on portal pages with chunked topics, ensuring users can navigate to related content as expected. To learn more about chunking, see Chunk Attribute. To learn more about relationship tables, see Relationship Table Links.

  • Enhanced. We updated the description of the include-metadata parameter for the β€œGet content and metadata for a page” endpoint to make it more informative. For details, see the endpoint under β€œAPI Endpoint Specification” in Heretto Deploy API.

November 1, 2024

Learn about the latest updates for Heretto CCMS, including fixes to the push-replace branching mechanism and enhancements to the localization job upload process.

Heretto CCMS 24.11.01

  • Fixed. We resolved an issue where PDF files referenced by cross-references (xref) were not updating correctly when pushing changes between branches with the push-replace mechanism. An example of such an xref is <xref format="pdf" href="pdf_file_name.pdf"></xref>. Now, PDF files linked with xref are also pushed to the target branch. To learn more about the push-replace mechanism, see Overwrite Branches.

  • Enhanced. The localization job upload process now supports processing one job at a time, with the next job queued. Uploading more than two jobs simultaneously or queuing more than one job will trigger an error message. Users can upload the next job once the first job completes and the second, queued job starts being processed. This improves system performance and guides users effectively through the job processing sequence.