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# January 2026

## Key Takeaways

* **CI/CD Flow page** - CI/CD Flow has been moved from the `Configuration -> Advanced` page to a standalone page `Configuration -> CI/CD Flow`.
* **Enhanced debug information for CI/CD deployments** - Added a new "See More" link on the `Insights -> Project History` page for CI/CD Flow deployment events. That leads to a new page with logs, artifact info, and so on about the deployment.
* **List of deployment artifacts** - Added a list of deployment artifacts on the `Configuration -> CI/CD Flow` page with a download link to help with debugging.

## CI/CD Flow page

The CI/CD flow on the `Configuration -> Advanced` page has been moved to `Configuration -> CI/CD Flow`. This has been done in preparation for the upcoming enhancements to the CI/CD Flow.

## Enhanced debug information for CI/CD deployments

On the `Insights -> Project History` page, you will now see CI/CD Flow deployments. Use the "See More" button to find even more information about each deployment.

![Project History page with new CI/CD Deployment](/files/nFOvJYHTeuPRpL4U250h)

This detail page for the event contains the following information:

* Metadata for the deployment.
* Metadata about the deployment artifact, including a download link.
* The configured deployment options.
* The process log.
* The Kudu log.

Having these details available increases your options for debugging deployments that went wrong.

## List of deployment artifacts

Added a list of deployment artifacts on the `Configuration -> CI/CD Flow` page with a download link to help with debugging:

![List of deployment artifacts on the CI/CD Flow page](/files/V333wiabhlKLyDaQE0TE)


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