No implemented features in 10.8 from Feature Requests?

Likely, large PI fixes made this a full rev bump instead of a incremental.

Give them a bit... usually takes a while for the FR updates to be posted, and considering that the JNUC kicked off today, I expect things may be slower than normal today.

Link to FR's implemented is here:

https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/feature-requests/versions/204/jamf-pro-10-8-0

Again, don't be surprised if the list grows slowly over the next day or so.

There is one so far (partially implemented) - https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/feature-requests/versions/204/jamf-pro-10-8-0
But yes, give them a little time and some more may show up. If you go to Feature Requests here and sort by release, you'll see any for 10.8.0. It's the same link as posted above, but just another way to get to it. It may end up being only that one. If so, honestly that is ok as long as defects were addressed. We can't expect new features for every release or we'll continue to be in a situation with broken features that don't get fixed.

@mm2270 My post was mostly because it seemed like either the link was bad. I couldn't get anything showing up earlier when looking at sorting by Feature Requests. Normally they list the ones that get implemented the same day the release notes get released.

True, but since the JNUC was live at the time the link was posted, I suspect most of the JAMF staff was otherwise occupied this AM ;)

Hey all.

Busy day, but we're excited to get to deliver more updates to Jamf Pro. As you're likely aware, the process for sorting and marking feature requests is entirely manual. As @mm2270 mentioned, this sometimes results in a delay from a release and feature requests getting marked to that release. We do what we can to mark them ahead of time, but sometimes miss them as well.

As @bpavlov noted, the link won't show anything when there are no feature requests associated to a version. This has historically been because we have not marked the appropriate feature requests versus not having implemented feature requests. We'll work to update them earlier.

Thanks for pointing it out!