Release Notes

GDPR Release Notes

Support for Controllers to make GDPR Access and Delete requests on data stored in Adobe Experience Cloud
New APIs: GDPR API

OAuth 2.0 endpoints and scopes published for 3rd-party developers
OAuth 2.0 guide to help users understand Adobe's authorization code and implicit grant flows
Sample applications in Node.js and Python to help users get up and running faster
OAuth 2.0 playground to test out requesting your first access and refresh tokens
GitHub repositories published for the developer community to create issues and PRs
Based on feedback, we have published a quickstart guide for the JWT service-to-service authentication flow that simplifies the process compared to existing documentation.
Going forward, we will be consolidating our authentication-related documentation and resources so users will have a unified experience. Furthermore, we will be taking feedback on improving the breadth and granularity of scopes provided for 3rd-party developers to create even better applications for Adobe customers and users.

I/O Events: Ability to subscribe to Adobe Cloud Platform events via webhook or retrieve via Journal API
AEM Events: Ability to subscribe to events for AEM Assets, Pages and Custom Events. Currently supporting AEM 6.2 and AEM 6.3
Analytics Triggers: Ability to subscribe to Analytics Triggers events
Journaling: Allowing developers to retrieve events via the Adobe I/O Management API
Debug Tracing: Support for debug tracing via the Adobe I/O Console for each event ID
CC Events: Ability to subscribe to Creative Cloud Asset Events
MS Flow Connector: Support for CC Events via dedicated MS Flow connectors