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● For catalogs created with multiple models and software components that those multiple models have in common, an issue
has been resolved where the <catalog-name>.xml file in a downloaded .zip file now correctly captures that the software
components support each applicable model. [DCRM-1999]
Release Notes v1.3
● For 1.2 and earlier, when catalogs were created with multiple models and the <catalog-name>.xml file in a downloaded .zip
file omits that overlapping software components support each of those models, the administrator must re-create the catalog
and download the new catalog. [DCRM-1999]
New Features and Functionality v1.2
Cloud Repository Manager v1.2 has the following features and functionality:
● The Component Properties page contains the software component URL that links to the OEM to access download from
there.
● In Manage Catalogs, when editing a Draft, Test, or Production, all check boxes are cleared by default.
Release Notes v1.2
● No release notes exist.
New Features and Functionality v1.1
Cloud Repository Manager v1.1 has the following features and functionality:
● Microsoft Edge Chromium and Mozilla Firefox are supported.
● Upon download, the Maker.exe file is at the root of the .zip file. A ReadMe.txt file is included.
● In the Add Model page, models are listed in alphabetical order.
● In the Create New Catalog wizard, operating systems are listed in alphabetical order by default.
● Steps have been included for using the SHA checksum value to verify the catalog after a download.
Release Notes v1.1
● In Command Prompt, when running a downloaded Dell.Command.Repository.Maker.exe and using -h for help, -c, -t, and
-b should be outside the quotation marks in the examples. The same applies to the examples in the Catalog Download
dialog when downloading a Production catalog. For correct examples, see the Dell Command | Cloud Repository Manager
Administrator Guide.
New Features and Functionality v1.0
Cloud Repository Manager v1.0 has the following features and functionality:
● For Dell device models, filters in the user interface allow an IT administrator to make granular selections, simplifying the
number of prioritized updates.
● The Catalog Management page provides the following features:
○ Centralized location for IT administrators to collaborate, edit, and track custom update catalogs.
○ Opportunity to download a Test state and validate the updates before distributing to users.
● In Catalog Management, a page lists the updates to drivers, firmware, BIOS, and some Dell applications for that custom
catalog. The IT administrator can control which updates to implement.
● If necessary, IT administrators can access past Production versions. The Cloud Repository Manager archives Production
versions.
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