This release provides security patches and bug fixes.
See also the fleetcommand-agent Release Notes.
When upgrading Domino, it is no longer necessary to stop running executions such as workspaces, apps, and Model APIs.
Note
| It is still necessary to put Domino into maintenance mode during a Kubernetes upgrade, or when upgrading Domino from a version earlier than 5.3.0. |
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You cannot view the latest raw file. In the navigation pane, go to Files and click a file to view its details. If you click View Latest Raw File, a blank page opens.
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When uploading a large file to the Azure blob store by syncing a workspace, you may encounter a Java Out of Memory error from Azure if the file/blob already exists. To work around this issue, use the Domino CLI to upload the file to the project.
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Model Monitoring data sources aren’t validated. If you enter an invalid bucket name and attempt to save, the entry will go through. However, you won’t be able to see metrics for that entry because the name points to an invalid bucket.
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Domino instances that make use of Azure Blob Storage may experience stalled jobs within projects with many large files.
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When using Azure Blob Storage for backups, daily backups do not complete successfully and backups are only stored in Azure Files storage.
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Upgrading Domino from a version below 5.5.0 to version 5.5.3 on Azure AFS may fail if the Keycloak script providers were previously configured on your instance. Contact Domino Support for help. This issue is resolved in Domino 5.7.0.
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If you attach a Git repository to a DFS project that points to a tagged release, the tag won’t be honored when building a model API in that project. The build log will show an error similar to the following, and the model will be built using the default branch of your Git repository instead of the tagged branch:
Jul 05 2023 14:36:27 -0500 #10 6.481 WARN [d.r.d.GitRepoUpdater] could not parse ref: v1.3.0 checking out default branch correlationId="iA2qWrYSLQ" thread="main"
To work around this issue, use the branch name when building model APIs instead of the release tag.
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Publishing a new version of a model API as a non-admin user fails if the first model in the project was created by someone else. To address this problem, add the non-admin user as a collaborator to the
prediction_data
dataset for that project. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.5.4.
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If the
nucleus-dispatcher
Kubernetes pod is restarted (during Domino upgrade, after restarting Nucleus services via the admin central configuration page, after the previous pod crashing, or for some other reason), then existing executions (including workspaces and jobs) may fail. This issue is resolved in Domino 5.5.4.
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The Status, Active Version, and Owner columns do not appear in the Model API list. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.8.0.
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Deleting all R variables from memory using
rm(list = ls(al = TRUE))
also deletes variables that Domino uses for internal processes. To safely delete variables, userm(list = ls(all = TRUE)[!grepl("^.domino", ls(all = TRUE))])
instead."
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When restarting a Workspace through the Update Settings modal, External Data Volumes are not mounted in the new Workspace. Follow the steps to mount External Data Volumes. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.9.0.
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Downloading single files from Datasets will fail if the filename contains special characters, including
+
and&
. As a workaround, remove the mentioned special characters by renaming the file. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.10.0.
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Spaces in ADLS filenames are not allowed when getting and putting objects in Azure Data Sources with DominoDataR. As a workaround, upgrade to DominoDataR version 0.2.4. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.10.0.
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Viewing dataset files in an Azure-based Domino cluster may lock files, preventing them from being deleted or modified. Restarting Nucleus frontend pods will release the lock. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.11.1.
Important
| If you are upgrading to this Domino release from a version earlier than Domino 5.3.0, you must put Domino into maintenance mode to avoid losing work. Maintenance mode pauses all apps, model APIs, restartable workspaces, and scheduled jobs. Allow running jobs to complete or stop them manually. |
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AKS users that provisioned their infrastructure with Domino’s terraform-azure-aks module must apply the changes introduced as of terraform-azure-aks v2.1.2 when upgrading to ensure diagnostic settings are removed.