December 23

In this section, you will find reference of new StackSpot features & relevant changes in the documentation.

Features

What's new?

• A new way of documenting content in StackSpot: A new feature allows users to publish and update documentation of the content (Plugin, Stack, Action) they have created via the STK CLI. There are Markdown writing rules for creating documentation, which you can see on the StackSpot Platform.
  • The old documentation folders are now centralized in a single document with a Portuguese version (docs/pt-br) and an English version (docs/en-us).

For more information, see the stk update doc command.

• New STK CLI commands:
  • Create Stack and Starter via STK CLI.
  • Validate them using stk validate stack or stk validate starter.
  • Publish your Stack.

For more information, see how to [create, validate and publish Stack/Starter via STK CLI](/en/create-use/create-content/stack/create-stack-starter-cli.md).

• FAQ about Search Engine in StackSpot: Get to know StackSpot's new Search Engine. It's a tool that allows you to search for the content you want on the Platform objectively, using semantic searches. The system uses artificial intelligence to extract the context of your search and group information together, even if the results differ from what you searched for. For more information, see the FAQ.

• Search Engine 403 error added to Troubleshooting

• New semantic versioning. StackSpot uses SemVer. You can choose a specific version and a range for Action and Plugins. You can also define a range on Stack and Starter.

• New stk list studio command. List all your account Studios on your terminal.

• Execute Actions from a Stack when you apply a Plugin in an Application or Infrastructure using a new Declarative Hook: run-action.

• Added Actions on the Plugin's requires field.

• Personal accounts now can deploy an Application or an Infrastructure with StackSpot, but the deploy limit is 10 Plugins per Application or 10 execution per hour.

• You can configure your Azure cloud account on StackSpot. Follow the steps on the guide.

• New Connection Interfaces Types
  There are six new Connection Interfaces Types contracts and output available.

Fixes or changes

• Updates on Event History: The journey of generating the Event History file in StackSpot's EDP Platform has been changed. The documentation has also changed. For more information, see the Event History section.

• Dynamic Links: Content creators can generate links that automatically adjust to an application's parameters. With Dynamic Links you can reference URLs through the outputs of connections.