AppTrust Release Notes

25 February, 2026

AppTrust Service 1.29.10

Features and Enhancements

The following features and enhancements were added in this release:

  • Support for Overwrite Policy in Promotion. This feature determines whether artifacts can be overwritten during promotion. For more information, see Promote an Application Version in the Platform UI.
  • Include/Exclude Filters. Filters were added to the Promote Application Version API and CLI to enable inclusion or exclusion of specific repositories.
  • Runtime Integration. For each Application Version in AppTrust, you can see a runtime status indicator showing whether it is currently in runtime and its health: Running (Healthy) or Integrity Violation.
  • Create Dry Run Version. This feature enables you to simulate the creation of an application version via the API or CLI. AppTrust performs all backend validations — verifying that builds exist, artifacts are accessible, and the version name is valid — and returns the results without persisting the version. This allows you to catch configuration errors before committing a version to the lifecycle.
  • Create Draft Version. This feature enables you to create an application version in a draft state, allowing you to rename it and add contents (builds, packages, and artifacts) iteratively before finalizing. When a draft version is promoted, AppTrust automatically locks and signs it to ensure immutability and compliance upon the first promotion to the target stage.
  • AppTrust Automation with Terraform. Terraform providers are now available for AppTrust automation. You can define and manage your application lifecycles, version promotions, and governance policies as code using the AppTrust and Unified Policy Terraform providers, bringing DevGovOps to your automation workflows.

Unified Policy 1.32.25

New Feature

The following new feature was added in this release:

  • Lifecycle policy waivers. Waivers provide a method of promotion from one stage to another without evaluation of the criteria defined for promotion to succeed. Users can request and cancel waivers, and administrators and policy managers can approve, reject, and revoke waiver requests. In the current release, waivers apply to the stage-gate level in the lifecycle.