New and Changed features
General
- migFx is upgraded to Net 7.0
- Studio and Portal are redesigned to align with the new Hopp visual identity
Studio
- A number of changes to improve user experience
- Event Severity has been refactored into 2 separate notions: Impact (Critical, Advisory, Information) and Disposition (Full discard, Partial discard, Retain). The current severity is mapped like so (a refactor utility is provided for existing Source- and Target Maps, see below):
Visual Studio extension
- The extension is now communicating with the Portal for both authorization and for debug and deploy of migration engines
Portal
- A number of changes to improve user experience
- Addition of Api endpoints required by the Visual Studio extension for deploy and debug of migration engines
- ItemMgr
- new option added to ItemType called "Default Owner" to allow automatically setting the current user as the Owner of a new Item
DataServices
- Metadata Providers and Valueset Providers now expose a timeout parameter for the execution of the sql statement related to the metadata/valueset
Director Client decommissioned
- Director Windows client application is fully replaced by Operations inside the Portal application
Installation and Refactoring
Artifacts can be downloaded from the download page here: Version 2.0
- Database
- Please back up all databases before running refactor scripts
- Run attached MigrationDb.11.0.sql script in all Migration databases
- Run attached ProjectDb.05.0.sql script in all Project databases
- Run attached UtilityDB.1.0.sqlscript in Utility databases
- NOTE:only if all Migration and Project database were updated with above scripts. This utility DB script is removing some functions that are needed in previous DB versions.
- Run attached MigFx.PortalDb.Setup.sql in the Portal database
- Run attached MasterDb.04.sql in the Master database
- If ItemMgr is installed: Run attached MigFx.ItemMgrDb.Setup.sql script in the ItemMgr database
- If Dashboards is installed: Run attached MigFx.DashboardsDb.Setup.sql script in the Dashboards database
- Studio Source- and Target Maps
- A value must be provided for the new Timeout parameters for Metadata and Valueset Providers in any DataService
- A refactor utility is provided to refactor Studio Source- and Target Maps in order to separate the current Severity into a combination of Disposition and Impact. Please run this command after reinstall of Studio:
(Studio Install Path)\MigFx.Studio.Refactor SplitSeverity --DataSource (sql server instance) --InitialCatalog (repository database) --WorkingFolder (temporary working folder) --Commit --CommitMessage "Split Severity into Disposition/Impact" - Current Severity values will be refactored in accordance to the table above
- A value must be provided for the new Timeout parameters for Metadata and Valueset Providers in any DataService
- Net 7.0
- All Net 6.0 applications are upgraded to Net 7.0
- Ensure the Net SDK 7.0 is installed on all servers
- Reinstall Director Agent on all Execution Servers
- NOTE: Please preserve the MigFx.Agent.dll.config file before uninstall and restore after install
- Any extensions developed in-house should be upgraded to Net 7.0 (Portal extensions, Data Services extensions, etc.)
- The following NuGet Packages should be upgraded, if referenced:
- AutoMapper: Version=12.0.1
- AutoMapper.Collection: Version=9.0.0
Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore: Version=7.0.10
- The following NuGet Packages should be upgraded, if referenced:
- Visual Studio Engine Projects
- Upgrade to Net 7.0
- Ensure that NuGet Package Reference versions are correct
- Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer: Version=7.0.10
- System.Data.SqlClient: Version=4.8.5
- Workstations
- Visual Studio 2019 is no longer supported
- Upgrade to Visual Studio 2022, minimum release 17.7 (required for Net 7.0)
- Reinstall VsExtension.2022.vsix
- In Visual Studio Tools/Options, set the Portal URL to the address used to access the Hopp Portal
- Hint: The address to the Portal is the one that is currently set in the Director Client options. Just add the prefix with https://
- Hint: The address to the Portal is the one that is currently set in the Director Client options. Just add the prefix with https://
- In Visual Studio Tools/Options, set the Portal URL to the address used to access the Hopp Portal
- Uninstall Director Client (decommissioned)
- Reinstall DataServices Extensions (if installed)
- Sql Server
- Oracle
- DB2
- Visual Studio 2019 is no longer supported
- Master Server
- Uninstall Director ClientService (decommissioned)
Reinstall Director Runtime
Redeploy Portal and all extensions
For this deploy, do not preserve your version of wwwroot/index.html but instead deploy the new version and update the base tag after deploy
- Update the appsettings.json file of the Portal
- Connection strings as described below
- If present, remove these settings
- Hosting (entire section)
- Authentication/ShowPII
- Authentication/ValidateIssuer
- Authentication/UseBasePathAsIssuerUri
- Add to the Authentication section:
- PortalUrl = the url entered in the browser to access the portal (previously Hosting/BasePath)
- PortalUrl = the url entered in the browser to access the portal (previously Hosting/BasePath)
Execution Servers
- Reinstall DataServices Extensions (if installed)
- Sql Server
- Oracle
- DB2
- Update the Master connection string in the MigFx.Agent.dll.config file of the Director Agent Service as described below
- Reinstall DataServices Extensions (if installed)
- Changes to connection strings
- Due to a changed default for Sql Server connection encryption by Microsoft in Net 7.0, all connection strings should be updated
- This concerns the following connection strings
- The app config of the Director Agent Service on all execution servers
- All connection strings in the Portal appsettings.json file
- The Default Connection Options in the Configuration: Operations/Runtime/Config section of the Portal
- There are the following alternatives
- Either add the property Encrypt=false (it is the default for this property that has been changed to true by Microsoft)
- Or add the properties Encrypt=true and TrustServerCertificate=true
- Or add the properties Encrypt=true and TrustServerCertificate=false. In this case it is necessary to install a trusted certificate on the Sql Server
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