The January 2023 Turbo Server release includes several major features:

• New Elastic Cloud feature allows deployment of Turbo application servers to your Azure tenant with a single click!

• New Files API provides a unified programmable interface for browsing and managing connected storage providers. For more information, see the .

Other new features include:

• New Launch on Install setting in the Workspace application settings allows applications to automatically launch upon installation on the device.
• Workspaces can now be configured with default isolation and local user folder access settings. Workspace applications can inherit these settings from the workspace or specify application-specific settings.
• JVM http(s) proxy settings can now be configured from the administration site
• New Shell Integration settings provide fine-grained control over application interactions with the host device, such as shortcuts, file associations, and shell extensions
• Azure Active Directory with OpenID Connect Single Sign-On integrations can now automatically connect OneDrive on login if the Azure application registration is configured to grant drive permissions
• New /install-services and /uninstall-services commands unvirtualize the API and administration sites in order to workaround certain antivirus incompatibilities
• Users now see a warning that their session is about to expire before being logged out automatically from the Portal

Other improvements include:

• Improved default application launch performance by enabling the assembly cache by default
• Expanded configuration options for workspace applications from the command line administrative tool
• Added click and drag support to reorderable controls on the administration site
• Added a Test action for file system storage providers on the administration site
• Updated the default federation source to hub.turbo.net to eliminate redirects
• Improved various error messages and text values

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

• Certain AppLocker configurations caused the Turbo Server service to fail to start due to a VM incompatibility
• Notifications could incorrectly show on top of the Notice and Consent dialog
• Dashboard session icons could display an incorrect state after refreshing the dashboard
• Install on My PC could incorrectly install the latest version when attempting to install an older version in certain circumstances
• Active sessions could experience T: Drive connection failures if the user's ticket expired during the session
• Attempting to disable repository federation could fail in certain scenarios
• Performance reports failed to export correctly in CSV format
• Repository imports that specified a release number did not prioritize exact matches and did not support prefix matching
• Active Directory synchronized item selections could fail to save if the results exceeded 1000 items
• License management pages do not load when an invalid or expired license was installed
• Certain file operation errors could result in handle leaks on the Portal server
• The Turbo Application Server service could take a long time to restart in certain circumstances
• Large numbers of webhook subscriptions with undeliverable target URLs could result in poor server performance
• Turbo services could become unresponsive and fail to recover in rare circumstances