The November 2024 release of Metadata Command Center includes the following changed behaviors.
Configure catalog sources with a mandatory runtime environment
When you configure a catalog source on the Metadata Command Center user interface, you must choose a runtime environment or a Secure Agent group where you want to run catalog source jobs.
Previously, you could configure a catalog source without selecting a runtime environment on the Metadata Command Center user interface. The catalog source job then selects and uses a random runtime environment.
The Governance Administrator role now includes features and privileges that you need to configure and run Application Integration processes and Human Tasks services using custom workflows.
Previously, the Governance Administrator role didn't include these roles and privileges by default.
A workflow now includes one or more stakeholder roles that participate in the workflow to act on an asset. Only stakeholders with stakeholder roles specified in the workflow can participate in the workflow.
Previously, a workflow included one or more user roles that could participate in the workflow.
For more information about workflows, see Configure workflows.
Assign stakeholders to technical assets
When you create or edit a catalog source, you now assign stakeholders with stakeholder roles. The stakeholders need to have Read or Update permissions defined in the stakeholder role policy definition.
Previously, you assigned stakeholders with user roles.
When you configure a custom catalog source to load metadata into the catalog using Java SDK, you can now run the JAR file with JDK version 17 only. You can build custom JAR files with libraries that are compatible with JDK version 17.
Previously, you could choose to run the JAR file with either JDK version 17 or 11.