Fixed issue
The following bug fix has been added:
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Fixed an issue where it was not possible to use Group Policy tools such as the Group Policy Management Console to edit a deviceTRUST policy. This could be worked around by opening the GPO within the deviceTRUST Console. (DEVTRUST-818).
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Fixed an issue where the evaluation of context conditions could be incorrect if the logic was branched within multiple conditions sharing the ‘Same as parent’ check (DEVTRUST-832).
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Fixed an issue where the deviceTRUST Console check for Microsoft Edge WebView2 would fail if the dependency was installed per-user (DEVTRUST-826).
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Fixed an issue where reconnect triggers could be missed, leaving the virtual session displaying a ‘Please Wait’ message. This was only reproduced internally when bringing a device out of hibernation (DEVTRUST-808).
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Fixed an issue where the detection of the connecting Citrix Workspace app version number could fail (DEVTRUST-768).
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Fixed an issue where the Session category of properties was not visible within the deviceTRUST Console’s context conditions for macOS and Linux devices (DEVTRUST-704).
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Fixed an error within the AppLocker task where a failure to apply the rules on a device that had no prior AppLocker rules defined, resulting in an Event Log error 332 stating that “Cannot read properties of undefined” (DEVTRUST-657).
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Fixed an error where a standard user is unable to edit a deviceTRUST Policy file by double clicking on that file (DEVTRUST-650).
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Fixed an issue where the save button did not enable within the deviceTRUST Console after double clicking on a file and making changes (DEVTRUST-613).
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Fixed an issue with the merging of deviceTRUST policy GPO’s that can result in the default policy being applied even when a GPO is deployed. This can be observed as Event ID 3 stating that the default policy is applied. (DEVTRUST-942).