- What is happening?
- In conjunction with ElectricFlow 6.0 release, ElectricCommander has been renamed to ElectricFlow.
- You will see the name change reflected immediately on old ElectricCommander screens, on our website, and in documentation.
- In some cases, the name change may take longer to complete (eg, knowledgebase, log files, etc)
- Why is this happening?
- We are expanding the capabilities of our ElectricCommander platform to support additional DevOps use cases, including deployment automation, application release automation and Continuous Delivery orchestration.
- As part of that effort we are streamlining the UI and overall UX to make that end-to-end process a more holistic experience.
- As part of that, we are streamlining the name of our solution to bring a singular focus on the ElectricFlow brand.
- What happens to my current version of ElectricCommander?
- Nothing, until you upgrade to ElectricFlow 6.0 (or beyond).
- ElectricCommander functionality will not disappear - it will be the same, but will henceforth be referred to as ElectricFlow.
- What happens to my current licenses and contracts?
- Once you upgrade, the product name in your license will automatically be updated to “ElectricFlow (formerly known as ElectricCommander)”
- There is no other change or user action required due to this name change.
- What happens to my ElectricCommander support?
- ElectricCommander customers will continue to receive support per our "supported versions" policy for ElectricCommander and ElectricFlow.
- What happens to my existing ectool scripts, shortcuts and URLs that go directly into ElectricCommander?
- All changes (involving the new name) are being introduced in a way that ensures backward compatibility. The scripts you¹ve written and URL/shortcuts you currently have should work without any changes required.
- What if I have additional questions?
- Please reach out to your Field Account Executive, or send a note to info@electric-cloud.com.
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