- Fixed an issue where service extensions were not working as a Name ID source in SAML user flows
- Authentication service extensions are no longer listed in the user flow dependency list
- Audit Log (Beta) is now available
- Resolved email case sensitivity issues when signing in and accepting user invitations
- Maverics Console no longer applies an automatic namespace prefix when a Service Extension is the source for a NameID attribute value. This resolves Orchestrator runtime errors that produced “connector does not exist” and “missing claim mapping” messages, which prevented SAML authentication from completing.
- Action Needed: SAML user flows that use a Service Extension to populate the NameID value may require a manual update to the NameID mapping field.
- You can now remove members who declined a team invitation
- Resolved an issue whereby screens refresh unexpectedly causing a loss of edits
- Audit logs now capture login and logout events
- Audit log events now include event type, category, and target metadata in the admin API
- Audit logs table now shows the target type alongside the target name
- Service extensions listed in user flow dependencies now show available metadata
- Audit Logs navigation item is pinned to the bottom of the sidebar
- Fixed sorting issues across listing views for consistent ordering
- Fixed an issue where dependency metadata was not preserved when updating a user flow
- Fixed the Service Extension editor shuffling metadata fields
- Audit log timestamps are now formatted for readability
- Session creation audit log events no longer include query parameters
- Configure the maximum TLS version for deployment TLS settings (requires Orchestrator v2026.02.3 or higher)
- Resolved an issue preventing login with Email OTP
- Added a Target Name column to the audit logs table for easier identification of affected resources
- User details are now included in membership audit log events
- Configure HTTP Server timeouts and access logging in Deployments
- Configure outbound authorization for MCP protocol operations (
initializeandtools/list) for MCP Proxy apps (requires Orchestrator v2026.02.2 or higher) - Improved UX when deploying HTTP Server settings, including default placeholders and endpoint timeout validation
- Resolved TLS configuration issues with client CA files, Windows certificate store persistence, and cipher suite persistence
- Your Console account is now linked to one sign-in method (the last one you used) — use that same method every time you log in
- Sign-in options: Maverics Account passwordless (Email OTP or HYPR), social sign-in (Google or Microsoft Account), or Enterprise SSO (bring your own IdP)
- GitHub sign-in has been removed as a login option
- If you try a different sign-in option, you’ll see a message that the email is already associated with another identity provider
- Redis Cache now supports enabling TLS configuration in the Console without having to set a CA file path
- A new toggle lets you enable or disable TLS for the Redis cache connection
- Set the minimum TLS version (1.2 or 1.3)
- Resolved an issue preventing SSO users from reliably signing into Maverics Console
- Resolved a critical issue where CA (Certificate Authority) and mutual TLS configuration was not persisting in proxy applications
- The system now properly saves and deploys the configuration
- Fixed an issue where the proxy outbound TLS CA file path was not being properly saved or deployed
- The sign up and sign in flows have been redesigned for a cleaner, more efficient user experience
- The Orchestrators Main Menu has been removed — all orchestrator settings are now accessible from the Deployment Manager
- You can now configure JWT client authentication for OIDC apps
- Requires Orchestrator v2026.01.3 or higher
- JWT Client Authentication Configuration for the Generic OIDC Connector
- Requires Orchestrator release v2026.01.3 or higher
- Resolved issues preventing the attachment of service extensions to OIDC, SAML, or Proxy app type user flows
- Resolved issues preventing deletion of applications or user flows that were not attached to a deployment
- MCP Proxy App Type is now available
- You can now create and configure MCP Proxy apps directly from the Maverics Console