Known Issues and Limitations

Review known issues and limitations for Release Lifecycle Management.

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RLM Deprecation
All feature development, patches, and security fixes for Release Lifecycle Management ended on July 31, 2026, except for critical security fixes. This deprecation removes the ability to promote Release Bundle v2 versions between defined lifecycle stages. It will still be possible to create Release Bundles, add properties and attach evidence, and distribute those Release Bundles to targets such as Edge nodes. RLM End of Life is currently scheduled for January 31, 2028. For more information, see JFrog Release Lifecycle Management Deprecation - End of Life.

This section describes known issues and limitations related to Release Lifecycle Management.

Release Bundles v2 are managed in the platform UI under Platform > Artifactory > Release Lifecycle. The Release Bundles option found under Platform > Distribution > Release Bundles refers to v1, which is not forward-compatible with v2.
As of Distribution 2.21.3, Release Bundles v2 created in the context of a specific project can be distributed to Edge nodes and other distribution targets.
If you use the enhanced distribution engine (requires Distribution 2.28.1 or later), avoid propagating signing keys with identical content to keys saved under a different name on the distribution targets.
If an Edge node is renamed, the new name is shown on the Distribution board, but any distribution events that were added previously to a Release Bundle version timeline keep the old name.

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