11.46 Harmony release notes

11.46 Harmony release

The 11.46 Harmony release is staggered based on the dates and times as listed below by component and region. For a more detailed explanation of the release cadence by component category, see the release schedule.

App Builder 4.46 and Wevo iPaaS 11.46 have separate release notes.

Compilations of release notes for Production Cloud Agent Groups, Sandbox Cloud Agent Groups, and private agents are also available.

You can subscribe to maintenance notifications for web-based components at Jitterbit Trust. Locally installed components are available from the Downloads page. Docker private agent, private API gateway, and App Builder images are available at Jitterbit's Docker Hub. The end-of-life date for these components (except App Builder) is one year after the release date.

New features

API Manager

• APIM AI Assistant
  The APIM AI Assistant is now generally available. It can be used to create and maintain assets in API Manager by interacting with an AI chatbot using natural language. You can access it using the AI icon in the Harmony portal header on any API Manager page.

  Important

  The APIM AI Assistant is hidden unless your Harmony license includes the APIM AI Assistant option. Contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM) to have it added to your Harmony license.

Enhancements

Integration Studio

• Salesforce bulk operation options
  Operations that use bulk activities provided by the Salesforce, Salesforce Service Cloud, or ServiceMax connectors now have operation options to specify a file-based activity or email notification that success or failure records can be written or sent to. These options are supported on both cloud and private agents.

• Ability to drag and drop components into collapsed target fields
  Dragging a component from the script component palette to a collapsed target field in a transformation now automatically expands the field to allow you to drop the component into it.

Management Console

• Agent group class
  The Agents page's Private tab has a new field, Agent group class, that allows you to designate an agent group as Standard (allowing a maximum of one agent) or High Availability (HA) (allowing two or more agents and requiring an HA license). Existing agent groups are automatically classified based on their number of agents, but you can change the classification.

Fixes

Agent

• DebugBreak now jumps from parent to child script as expected
  When running a script that calls another script containing the DebugBreak function, Design Studio now jumps to the breakpoint as expected. The issue was limited to using the macOS version of Design Studio with cloud agents or Linux private agents.

API Manager

• OData services can no longer have an invalid method
  It is no longer possible to assign an invalid method to an OData service. Previously, you could create a draft of an OData API service with an invalid method, but receive an error when attempting to publish it.

• UI count of API URLs corrected
  The reported number of published API Manager APIs, as listed on the APIs page and Management Console Dashboard Licensed vs Actual Use panel, is now accurate. Previously, some published APIs weren't being included in the total, leading to an error correctly reporting that the maximum number had already been reached in situations where it appeared more API URLs were available.

Notices

Agent and Design Studio

• End of life for version 11.28
  As of July 4, 2025, these product versions have reached end of life and are no longer supported:

  • Private agent version 11.28
  • Design Studio version 11.28

  We recommend that users of these versions upgrade to the latest version as soon as practicable.

Design Studio

• Update to supported operating systems
  The macOS 15 (Sequoia) operating system is now supported with Design Studio versions 11.41 and later.

  The following operating systems are no longer supported:

  • macOS 10.13.6 through 10.15 (Catalina), macOS 11 (Big Sur), and macOS 12 (Monterey)
  • Windows 8 and 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2, and Windows Server 2016

  These versions may still work but are no longer tested by Jitterbit. See the currently supported Design Studio operating systems.

  Known issue

  When you open Design Studio, macOS 15 (Sequoia) will report that it cannot check the application for malicious software. If your version of Design Studio is from the Harmony portal Downloads page, this warning can be ignored.

• User action required: Salesforce retirement of API versions 21 to 30
  Salesforce has announced the upcoming retirement of Salesforce Platform API versions 21.0 through 30.0 in its Summer '25 release (May or June 2025).

  As the Design Studio Salesforce connector has a feature that allows users to defer an upgrade of the Salesforce API version when opening an existing project that uses an earlier API version, it is possible that you may have projects using a Salesforce API version that is being retired. Any affected projects would have been originally created using Design Studio and agent versions earlier than Harmony 8.8 (released in March 2016).

  We recommend following these steps to verify each Design Studio project uses a supported Salesforce API version as soon as possible to avoid issues with those integrations.

Design Studio and Integration Studio

• User action required: Snowflake user TYPE property must be updated and future deprecation of single-factor authentication
  Snowflake has announced the upcoming deprecation of single-factor authentication, which affects Integration Studio and Design Studio integrations that connect to Snowflake using a password.

  For those affected, user action is required in two phases:

  1. By March 31, 2025, the TYPE property of the user account you use to connect to Snowflake must be set to LEGACY_SERVICE in order to continue using password-based authentication (see Types of users). Without user action, existing integrations using Snowflake single-factor password authentication are expected to begin failing in April 2025.

  2. By November 2025, you must update the type of authentication used to connect to Snowflake to OAuth or key-pair authentication. At this time, password-based authentication will no longer be supported. In an upcoming release, the Integration Studio Snowflake connector will be updated to add support for the newly required authentication methods.