
Frank Niessink contributed to ICTU/quality-time by delivering robust feature development, maintenance, and release engineering over an 18-month period. He modernized the codebase through extensive dependency updates, UI migrations to Material-UI, and backend upgrades, ensuring compatibility and security. Frank enhanced authentication by implementing Argon2 password hashing and improved data quality with advanced metrics filtering and reporting features. Using Python, React, and Docker, he streamlined CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and release workflows, reducing technical debt and improving deployment reliability. His work addressed both frontend and backend challenges, resulting in a stable, maintainable platform with improved user experience and developer productivity.

February 2026 highlights for ICTU/quality-time: Delivered security/authentication enhancements, UI reliability fixes, release-readiness improvements, and tooling modernization across frontend, backend, and development workflows. The team improved security posture, user experience, and release readiness while raising developer productivity and code quality.
February 2026 highlights for ICTU/quality-time: Delivered security/authentication enhancements, UI reliability fixes, release-readiness improvements, and tooling modernization across frontend, backend, and development workflows. The team improved security posture, user experience, and release readiness while raising developer productivity and code quality.
January 2026: ICTU/quality-time delivered major releases and stability improvements through dependency modernization, release process enhancements, and improved public repository metadata. The team fixed critical issues around metrics counting and Kubernetes PDF export, while advancing code quality tooling and maintainability. These efforts increased release velocity, reliability of deployments, and visibility into repository metadata.
January 2026: ICTU/quality-time delivered major releases and stability improvements through dependency modernization, release process enhancements, and improved public repository metadata. The team fixed critical issues around metrics counting and Kubernetes PDF export, while advancing code quality tooling and maintainability. These efforts increased release velocity, reliability of deployments, and visibility into repository metadata.
December 2025 – ICTU/quality-time delivered a strategic mix of maintenance, reliability, and release-readiness improvements. Major wins include: broad dependency updates to latest compatible versions; Jira integration compatibility with added API version; data quality enhancements via metric-type filtering; recurring calendar support; and end-to-end release prep and version bumps for the 5.47.2 and 5.48.0 series. In parallel, critical bug fixes tightened changelog naming, metric direction aggregation, missing metrics handling, sprint name accuracy, and related reliability improvements. These efforts reduce security risk, improve dashboard accuracy, accelerate release cycles, and enhance developer experience.
December 2025 – ICTU/quality-time delivered a strategic mix of maintenance, reliability, and release-readiness improvements. Major wins include: broad dependency updates to latest compatible versions; Jira integration compatibility with added API version; data quality enhancements via metric-type filtering; recurring calendar support; and end-to-end release prep and version bumps for the 5.47.2 and 5.48.0 series. In parallel, critical bug fixes tightened changelog naming, metric direction aggregation, missing metrics handling, sprint name accuracy, and related reliability improvements. These efforts reduce security risk, improve dashboard accuracy, accelerate release cycles, and enhance developer experience.
Month: 2025-11. Focused on dependency hygiene and linting reliability within ICTU/quality-time. Key contributions include upgrading Ruff from 0.14.2 to 0.14.3 across multiple components, addressing linting bug fixes and stability improvements. This change, captured in commit b0e0359a92323f493d9c3ff796ef2b605b66885f with reference to (#12205), reduced CI lint noise and improved overall code quality.
Month: 2025-11. Focused on dependency hygiene and linting reliability within ICTU/quality-time. Key contributions include upgrading Ruff from 0.14.2 to 0.14.3 across multiple components, addressing linting bug fixes and stability improvements. This change, captured in commit b0e0359a92323f493d9c3ff796ef2b605b66885f with reference to (#12205), reduced CI lint noise and improved overall code quality.
October 2025 was a consolidation month focused on platform stabilization, upgrade readiness, and quality improvements in ICTU/quality-time. Key work included a comprehensive dependency refresh across the codebase, the introduction of a time remaining parameter for time-related events, and a structured release readiness process that advanced version bumps toward the 5.45.0 line with a Debian-based renderer. The team also tackled several critical bugs, improved test coverage and UI consistency, and enhanced documentation and templates, positioning the product for faster, safer releases and improved customer experience.
October 2025 was a consolidation month focused on platform stabilization, upgrade readiness, and quality improvements in ICTU/quality-time. Key work included a comprehensive dependency refresh across the codebase, the introduction of a time remaining parameter for time-related events, and a structured release readiness process that advanced version bumps toward the 5.45.0 line with a Debian-based renderer. The team also tackled several critical bugs, improved test coverage and UI consistency, and enhanced documentation and templates, positioning the product for faster, safer releases and improved customer experience.
September 2025 was a focused month of delivering business value through a mix of stability, security, and observability improvements, along with proactive release engineering. The team completed a broad set of dependency updates, security/hygiene work, and release readiness tasks that position ICTU/quality-time for faster, safer iterations. Key improvements included security-ready dependency refresh, OpenLDAP image replacement, LDAP test certificate longevity, data model cleanup, and robust release preparation for multi-version cycles, all while enhancing CI analytics and metrics visibility.
September 2025 was a focused month of delivering business value through a mix of stability, security, and observability improvements, along with proactive release engineering. The team completed a broad set of dependency updates, security/hygiene work, and release readiness tasks that position ICTU/quality-time for faster, safer iterations. Key improvements included security-ready dependency refresh, OpenLDAP image replacement, LDAP test certificate longevity, data model cleanup, and robust release preparation for multi-version cycles, all while enhancing CI analytics and metrics visibility.
August 2025 was anchored by an emphasis on release discipline, code quality, and dependency hygiene for ICTU/quality-time. The delivery cadence stabilized the release process (GitHub releases, RC version progression), while expanding measurement reliability and data governance through targeted UI and Jira integration improvements. A series of bug fixes and CI/CD adjustments reduced release-risk and improved observability, enabling faster, safer deployments and clearer governance signals for stakeholders.
August 2025 was anchored by an emphasis on release discipline, code quality, and dependency hygiene for ICTU/quality-time. The delivery cadence stabilized the release process (GitHub releases, RC version progression), while expanding measurement reliability and data governance through targeted UI and Jira integration improvements. A series of bug fixes and CI/CD adjustments reduced release-risk and improved observability, enabling faster, safer deployments and clearer governance signals for stakeholders.
Concise monthly summary for 2025-07 focused on ICTU/quality-time. The month delivered release readiness, significant dependency modernization, and quality improvements across code, data, and tooling. Key business outcomes include faster, more reliable releases, improved data quality for dashboards, and reduced risk from outdated dependencies. Highlights are organized by features delivered, major bugs fixed, overall impact, and technologies demonstrated. Key features delivered: - Dependency updates across modules to align with newer versions, enabling better security and compatibility. - Release preparation and version bumps (RC to final) to streamline go-to-market and reduce post-release hotfix effort. - Metrics filtering enhancements to improve data quality by subject and ignore missing metrics tied to unused source types. - Date settings separation under the report date for clearer configuration and reduced user error. - Inactive Branches Measurement across multiple repositories to improve visibility into codebase activity. - Jira API version parameter added for compatibility and control. - Dependency updates and tooling upgrades, including migrating to uv.lock files and security/tooling improvements (Dependency-Track tokens, SonarQube action). - Core dependencies upgrades to keep the project aligned with latest compatible versions. Major bugs fixed: - SonarCloud issues fixed to improve code quality metrics and reduce noise in quality gates. - PDF export links fixed to be clickable again, improving user experience in reports. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Faster, more stable releases with reduced risk due to up-to-date dependencies, improved build reproducibility via uv.lock, and enhanced release processes. - Improved data accuracy and actionability of metrics dashboards through targeted filtering and source-type handling. - Strengthened code quality and security posture with ongoing SonarCloud improvements and tooling upgrades. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Dependency management modernization (uv.lock, dependency-graphs), release engineering (RC/final bumps), and versioning practices. - Quality and security tooling (SonarCloud, Dependency-Track, SonarQube action) integration. - Jira integration improvements and report configuration improvements (Jira API version parameter, report date settings). - Data visualization readiness and governance improvements (inactive branches measurement).
Concise monthly summary for 2025-07 focused on ICTU/quality-time. The month delivered release readiness, significant dependency modernization, and quality improvements across code, data, and tooling. Key business outcomes include faster, more reliable releases, improved data quality for dashboards, and reduced risk from outdated dependencies. Highlights are organized by features delivered, major bugs fixed, overall impact, and technologies demonstrated. Key features delivered: - Dependency updates across modules to align with newer versions, enabling better security and compatibility. - Release preparation and version bumps (RC to final) to streamline go-to-market and reduce post-release hotfix effort. - Metrics filtering enhancements to improve data quality by subject and ignore missing metrics tied to unused source types. - Date settings separation under the report date for clearer configuration and reduced user error. - Inactive Branches Measurement across multiple repositories to improve visibility into codebase activity. - Jira API version parameter added for compatibility and control. - Dependency updates and tooling upgrades, including migrating to uv.lock files and security/tooling improvements (Dependency-Track tokens, SonarQube action). - Core dependencies upgrades to keep the project aligned with latest compatible versions. Major bugs fixed: - SonarCloud issues fixed to improve code quality metrics and reduce noise in quality gates. - PDF export links fixed to be clickable again, improving user experience in reports. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Faster, more stable releases with reduced risk due to up-to-date dependencies, improved build reproducibility via uv.lock, and enhanced release processes. - Improved data accuracy and actionability of metrics dashboards through targeted filtering and source-type handling. - Strengthened code quality and security posture with ongoing SonarCloud improvements and tooling upgrades. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Dependency management modernization (uv.lock, dependency-graphs), release engineering (RC/final bumps), and versioning practices. - Quality and security tooling (SonarCloud, Dependency-Track, SonarQube action) integration. - Jira integration improvements and report configuration improvements (Jira API version parameter, report date settings). - Data visualization readiness and governance improvements (inactive branches measurement).
June 2025 monthly summary for ICTU/quality-time: Release management, dependency maintenance, and UI/UX quality improvements across the codebase. Delivered robust release readiness for 5.32.x RC and final, advanced version bumps across multiple RCs and final releases, and early work toward 5.33/5.34 cycles. Implemented broad dependency and environment updates (Node, Python, Alpine) to improve security, compatibility, and build stability. Enhanced data visualization and reporting UX with trend graph zoom enhancements (disable scroll zoom, rectangle zoom, reset) and streamlined PDF export UI. Fixed key quality issues identified by SonarCloud and in-dash UI: proper scrolling to shared metric link, improved measurement visibility, stable dashboard layouts, and reliable PDF rendering for dashboards and tables. Transitioned tooling to uvx, replacing remaining pipx usage to reduce maintenance overhead. Result: more predictable releases, reduced risk from outdated dependencies, improved user experience, and higher data accuracy.
June 2025 monthly summary for ICTU/quality-time: Release management, dependency maintenance, and UI/UX quality improvements across the codebase. Delivered robust release readiness for 5.32.x RC and final, advanced version bumps across multiple RCs and final releases, and early work toward 5.33/5.34 cycles. Implemented broad dependency and environment updates (Node, Python, Alpine) to improve security, compatibility, and build stability. Enhanced data visualization and reporting UX with trend graph zoom enhancements (disable scroll zoom, rectangle zoom, reset) and streamlined PDF export UI. Fixed key quality issues identified by SonarCloud and in-dash UI: proper scrolling to shared metric link, improved measurement visibility, stable dashboard layouts, and reliable PDF rendering for dashboards and tables. Transitioned tooling to uvx, replacing remaining pipx usage to reduce maintenance overhead. Result: more predictable releases, reduced risk from outdated dependencies, improved user experience, and higher data accuracy.
May 2025 ICTU/quality-time monthly summary focusing on key business and technical outcomes. Key features delivered - Dependency updates across modules to latest compatible versions, contributing to security, stability, and compatibility. (Multiple commits across ICTU/quality-time modules.) - Performance improvements: faster opening of home page and reports, plus instrumentation for slow transactions using Grafana k6 to improve observability and guide performance optimizations. - Release readiness and version management: prepared releases and bumped versions across lifecycle 5.29.0 (rc and final) and ongoing work for 5.31.x, enabling smoother stakeholder delivery. - Feature enhancement: added filter for missing metrics by source type to improve data quality and debugging. - UI/UX and maintainability improvements: refactor of ReportTitle, bulk editing of tags, and enhancements to trend graphs for better rendering and performance. Major bugs fixed - Source up-to-dateness for GitLab >= 17.7 corrected to ensure accurate file state detection. - Jenkins jobs grace period handling bug fixed to reduce false negatives in CI test cycles. Overall impact and accomplishments - Strengthened release governance and packaging, reducing friction in downstream deployments. - Improved system responsiveness and observability, enabling faster issue detection and remediation. - Enhanced data quality and reporting through targeted metric filtering and UI improvements. - Demonstrated strong cross-module collaboration on dependencies, performance instrumentation, and architecture-oriented refactors. Technologies and skills demonstrated - Dependency management and multi-module updates; CI/CD release automation and versioning strategies. - Performance testing and observability with Grafana k6; instrumentation for slow transactions. - Refactoring for maintainability (ReportTitle) and UI/UX improvements (trend graphs, bulk tag edits). - Data quality improvement through source-type filtering. Top 3-5 achievements 1) Extensive dependency maintenance across modules with updates to latest compatible versions, improving stability and security posture. 2) UX and performance enhancements including faster page opening and Grafana k6 instrumentation for performance monitoring. 3) Release process readiness with multiple version bumps across 5.29.x and 5.31.x lifecycles. 4) Critical bug fixes addressing GitLab up-to-dateness and Jenkins grace period handling. 5) Enhanced data quality and maintainability through metric filtering, ReportTitle refactor, bulk tag edits, and improved trend graphs.
May 2025 ICTU/quality-time monthly summary focusing on key business and technical outcomes. Key features delivered - Dependency updates across modules to latest compatible versions, contributing to security, stability, and compatibility. (Multiple commits across ICTU/quality-time modules.) - Performance improvements: faster opening of home page and reports, plus instrumentation for slow transactions using Grafana k6 to improve observability and guide performance optimizations. - Release readiness and version management: prepared releases and bumped versions across lifecycle 5.29.0 (rc and final) and ongoing work for 5.31.x, enabling smoother stakeholder delivery. - Feature enhancement: added filter for missing metrics by source type to improve data quality and debugging. - UI/UX and maintainability improvements: refactor of ReportTitle, bulk editing of tags, and enhancements to trend graphs for better rendering and performance. Major bugs fixed - Source up-to-dateness for GitLab >= 17.7 corrected to ensure accurate file state detection. - Jenkins jobs grace period handling bug fixed to reduce false negatives in CI test cycles. Overall impact and accomplishments - Strengthened release governance and packaging, reducing friction in downstream deployments. - Improved system responsiveness and observability, enabling faster issue detection and remediation. - Enhanced data quality and reporting through targeted metric filtering and UI improvements. - Demonstrated strong cross-module collaboration on dependencies, performance instrumentation, and architecture-oriented refactors. Technologies and skills demonstrated - Dependency management and multi-module updates; CI/CD release automation and versioning strategies. - Performance testing and observability with Grafana k6; instrumentation for slow transactions. - Refactoring for maintainability (ReportTitle) and UI/UX improvements (trend graphs, bulk tag edits). - Data quality improvement through source-type filtering. Top 3-5 achievements 1) Extensive dependency maintenance across modules with updates to latest compatible versions, improving stability and security posture. 2) UX and performance enhancements including faster page opening and Grafana k6 instrumentation for performance monitoring. 3) Release process readiness with multiple version bumps across 5.29.x and 5.31.x lifecycles. 4) Critical bug fixes addressing GitLab up-to-dateness and Jenkins grace period handling. 5) Enhanced data quality and maintainability through metric filtering, ReportTitle refactor, bulk tag edits, and improved trend graphs.
April 2025 (ICTU/quality-time) delivered a set of stability and value-focused improvements. Key features were implemented across modules with targeted dependency updates to modernize tooling and reduce npm warnings, and new test/quality capabilities were expanded via Middagj Nextest JUnit integration. Visibility and governance improvements included showing up-to-dateness for DT projects and introducing a latest DT-project version filter to support faster, data-driven decisions. Release readiness progressed with structured release preparation and version bumps up to 5.28.0 (rc0 to final), aligning with a stable, user-ready product cycle. Reliability and performance were enhanced through API-server logging fixes, a renderer CPU usage improvement, and several UI/test stability enhancements that reduce noise and improve accuracy for stakeholders.
April 2025 (ICTU/quality-time) delivered a set of stability and value-focused improvements. Key features were implemented across modules with targeted dependency updates to modernize tooling and reduce npm warnings, and new test/quality capabilities were expanded via Middagj Nextest JUnit integration. Visibility and governance improvements included showing up-to-dateness for DT projects and introducing a latest DT-project version filter to support faster, data-driven decisions. Release readiness progressed with structured release preparation and version bumps up to 5.28.0 (rc0 to final), aligning with a stable, user-ready product cycle. Reliability and performance were enhanced through API-server logging fixes, a renderer CPU usage improvement, and several UI/test stability enhancements that reduce noise and improve accuracy for stakeholders.
Month: 2025-03 performance summary for ICTU/quality-time. Key features delivered include frontend modernization with a Day.js replacement for time formatting and a MUI migration codemod, plus UI improvements such as sticky measurement table headers to enhance usability. Scalability improvements were achieved by increasing the limit on measurement entities to support larger batches. Major bugs fixed include making PDF export wait for all measurement entities to load (and displaying an error when loading fails) while gracefully ignoring non-existent entities, addressing the 'Could not fetch measurements' issue, and correcting frontend Javascript naming casing. Additional reliability and observability improvements were implemented through enhanced Python logging using component/module names and removing suppression of console logs. Overall impact includes more reliable exports, improved UI/UX, and better prepare-for-change scalability, contributing to reduced support cases and faster data processing. Technologies/skills demonstrated include React with Day.js and MUI, robust error handling, Python logging enhancements, batch processing improvements, and extensive dependency/tooling upgrades (Chromium and library updates).
Month: 2025-03 performance summary for ICTU/quality-time. Key features delivered include frontend modernization with a Day.js replacement for time formatting and a MUI migration codemod, plus UI improvements such as sticky measurement table headers to enhance usability. Scalability improvements were achieved by increasing the limit on measurement entities to support larger batches. Major bugs fixed include making PDF export wait for all measurement entities to load (and displaying an error when loading fails) while gracefully ignoring non-existent entities, addressing the 'Could not fetch measurements' issue, and correcting frontend Javascript naming casing. Additional reliability and observability improvements were implemented through enhanced Python logging using component/module names and removing suppression of console logs. Overall impact includes more reliable exports, improved UI/UX, and better prepare-for-change scalability, contributing to reduced support cases and faster data processing. Technologies/skills demonstrated include React with Day.js and MUI, robust error handling, Python logging enhancements, batch processing improvements, and extensive dependency/tooling upgrades (Chromium and library updates).
February 2025 (ICTU/quality-time) delivered security, stability, and release-readiness improvements with a focus on business value. Key features revolve around security hardening and packaging, authentication strengthening, and structured release milestones, while bug fixes improved API fidelity and UI behavior. The team also expanded test coverage and performed code quality enhancements to reduce future maintenance and enable faster iteration.
February 2025 (ICTU/quality-time) delivered security, stability, and release-readiness improvements with a focus on business value. Key features revolve around security hardening and packaging, authentication strengthening, and structured release milestones, while bug fixes improved API fidelity and UI behavior. The team also expanded test coverage and performed code quality enhancements to reduce future maintenance and enable faster iteration.
January 2025 for ICTU/quality-time delivered significant security, stability, and developer-experience improvements through focused dependency/tooling updates, UI/build modernization, expanded measurement capabilities, and structured release readiness. Key outcomes include dependency and tooling updates (ruff, OWASP Dependency-Check v12.0.0) to strengthen security and maintainability; migration of SUIR components to Material-UI (MUI) for consistency and accessibility; deprecation of Trello integration to reduce maintenance surface; enhanced measurement/reporting for Trivy and Harbor JSON (source up-to-dateness) and Jenkins job-run metrics to improve reliability of security and CI data; and a major build-system modernization from Create React App to Vite, plus prep work for CRA ejection (JSX extension changes) and UI typography improvements. Release management progressed with version bumps and release prep for 5.23.0 (rc and final). Additional quality work included accessibility improvements, tests, and documentation fixes to reduce risk and improve onboarding for new contributors.
January 2025 for ICTU/quality-time delivered significant security, stability, and developer-experience improvements through focused dependency/tooling updates, UI/build modernization, expanded measurement capabilities, and structured release readiness. Key outcomes include dependency and tooling updates (ruff, OWASP Dependency-Check v12.0.0) to strengthen security and maintainability; migration of SUIR components to Material-UI (MUI) for consistency and accessibility; deprecation of Trello integration to reduce maintenance surface; enhanced measurement/reporting for Trivy and Harbor JSON (source up-to-dateness) and Jenkins job-run metrics to improve reliability of security and CI data; and a major build-system modernization from Create React App to Vite, plus prep work for CRA ejection (JSX extension changes) and UI typography improvements. Release management progressed with version bumps and release prep for 5.23.0 (rc and final). Additional quality work included accessibility improvements, tests, and documentation fixes to reduce risk and improve onboarding for new contributors.
December 2024 monthly summary for ICTU/quality-time focused on dependency modernization, UI modernization, CI reliability, and release readiness. Key achievements: 1) dependency modernization across the codebase, including upgrade to Python 3.13.1; 2) UI modernization via MUI migration; 3) CI/quality improvements with updated SonarScanner action and removal of path mangling in SonarCloud; 4) release readiness with version bumps to 5.21.0 (rc and final); 5) testing and reliability improvements including a new 'test suites' metric, TRX search enhancements, and a bug fix to gracefully handle empty Axe-core JSON reports. These changes reduce technical debt, improve security posture, enable faster, more reliable releases, and enhance developer productivity.
December 2024 monthly summary for ICTU/quality-time focused on dependency modernization, UI modernization, CI reliability, and release readiness. Key achievements: 1) dependency modernization across the codebase, including upgrade to Python 3.13.1; 2) UI modernization via MUI migration; 3) CI/quality improvements with updated SonarScanner action and removal of path mangling in SonarCloud; 4) release readiness with version bumps to 5.21.0 (rc and final); 5) testing and reliability improvements including a new 'test suites' metric, TRX search enhancements, and a bug fix to gracefully handle empty Axe-core JSON reports. These changes reduce technical debt, improve security posture, enable faster, more reliable releases, and enhance developer productivity.
November 2024 ICTU/quality-time: concise summary focusing on stability, performance, and release readiness across frontend, dependencies, and release processes. Delivered critical bug fixes, UI modernization, build optimizations, and enhanced software supply chain visibility, enabling faster and safer deployments with improved user experience.
November 2024 ICTU/quality-time: concise summary focusing on stability, performance, and release readiness across frontend, dependencies, and release processes. Delivered critical bug fixes, UI modernization, build optimizations, and enhanced software supply chain visibility, enabling faster and safer deployments with improved user experience.
2024-10 monthly summary for ICTU/quality-time: Implemented DivWithHTML component to render long comments containing HTML without truncation and updated the UI to allow comment content to overflow table cells. This directly improves visibility of rich content in comment-heavy sections, reduces truncation-related confusion, and enhances data fidelity in discussions. The work is encapsulated in commit 50cb6c0ee306bc8450ce02e35ba7076730ee14d3 and is designed to minimize UI disruption while delivering clear UX gains.
2024-10 monthly summary for ICTU/quality-time: Implemented DivWithHTML component to render long comments containing HTML without truncation and updated the UI to allow comment content to overflow table cells. This directly improves visibility of rich content in comment-heavy sections, reduces truncation-related confusion, and enhances data fidelity in discussions. The work is encapsulated in commit 50cb6c0ee306bc8450ce02e35ba7076730ee14d3 and is designed to minimize UI disruption while delivering clear UX gains.
2024-09 ICTU/quality-time monthly summary: Delivered a Python 3.13 compatibility upgrade across components, validated through targeted tests and a dedicated commit. Major bugs fixed: none reported this month. Overall impact: alignment with the latest Python language features enhances maintainability, security, and readiness for future feature work, reducing technical debt and enabling smoother upgrade cycles. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Python version migration, codebase refactoring for compatibility, cross-component testing, and traceable commits for change management.
2024-09 ICTU/quality-time monthly summary: Delivered a Python 3.13 compatibility upgrade across components, validated through targeted tests and a dedicated commit. Major bugs fixed: none reported this month. Overall impact: alignment with the latest Python language features enhances maintainability, security, and readiness for future feature work, reducing technical debt and enabling smoother upgrade cycles. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Python version migration, codebase refactoring for compatibility, cross-component testing, and traceable commits for change management.
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