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Nightly Version Notes
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Last Modified 2024-03-25 12:54 EDT
13.3
This page is being rebuilt with notes from the latest TrueNAS CORE nightly development versions. The latest TrueNAS CORE 13.0 version release notes are now available from the TrueNAS CORE 13.0 documentation section. Release notes for all the latest major versions are also linked from the Docs Hub Home
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Release Schedule (Click to expand)
TrueNAS releases follow a general adoption guideline for their lifetime. Starting with the NIGHTLY builds, each stage of a major release incorporates more testing cycles and bug fixes that represent a maturation of the release. With each version release stage, users are encouraged to install, upgrade, or otherwise begin using the major version, depending on the specific TrueNAS deployment and use case:
| Release Stage | Completed QA Cycles | Typical Use | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIGHTLY | 0 | Developers | Incomplete |
| ALPHA | 1 | Testers | Not much field testing |
| BETA | 2 | Enthusiasts | Major Feature Complete, but expect some bugs |
| RC | 4 | Home Users | Suitable for non-critical deployments |
| RELEASE | 6 | General Use | Suitable for less complex deployments |
| U1 | 7 | Business Use | Suitable for more complex deployments |
| U2+ | 8 | Larger Systems | Suitable for higher uptime deployments |
The Software Status page shows the latest recommendations for using the various TrueNAS software releases.
The release names and dates provided here are tentative and can change at any time.
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| Component | Version |
|---|---|
| FreeBSD | 13.2-RELEASE-p6 |
| OpenZFS | 2.2.2-1 |
The items listed here represent new feature flags implemented since the previous update to the built-in OpenZFS version.
| Feature Flag | GUID | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| blake3 | org.openzfs:blake3 | |
| block_cloning | com.fudosecurity:block_cloning | |
| draid | org.openzfs:draid | draid is not supported in the TrueNAS CORE web interface. See TrueNAS SCALE for this feature. |
| head_errlog | com.delphix:head_errlog | |
| vdev_zaps_v2 | com.klarasystems:vdev_zaps_v2 | |
| zilsaxattr | org.openzfs:zilsaxattr |
For more details on feature flags see OpenZFS Feature Flags and OpenZFS zpool-feature.7.
Notable changes:
Due to security vulnerabilities and maintainability issues, the S3 service is deprecated in TrueNAS CORE 13.0 and scheduled for removal in CORE 13.3. Beginning in CORE 13.0-U6, the CORE web interface generates an alert when the deprecated service is either actively running or is enabled to start on boot. Users should migrate to a separately maintained MinIO plugin or otherwise move any production data away from the S3 service storage location before upgrading to a 13.3 pre-release version. See the CORE 13.0 tutorial for detailed migration instructions. See also Feature Deprecations.
The web UI Shell is removed in CORE 13.3. Users can continue to access the shell using SSH or a physical system connection with serial cable or other direct method (NAS-124392).
The Plugins, Jails, and Virtual Machines features are in maintenance mode and are offered to the TrueNAS community “as-is”. TrueNAS Enterprise customers with a critical need for virtualization features should consider TrueNAS SCALE for officially tested and supported virtualization features.