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Share a server setup. Export a server to a .scopemap file from Manage Servers and import it on another Mac, so other admins don’t have to retype long URLs, client IDs and secrets.
Secrets are left out by default. If you include them, ScopeMap shows a plain-text warning, and the file carries the same warning.
Importing always creates a new entry, skips servers you’ve already saved, and tells you which imported servers still need a secret.
Double-clicking a .scopemap file in Finder opens ScopeMap and shows a confirmation sheet before anything is imported. The Import… button shows the same sheet.
Patch policies in Journey
Patch policies appear in Journey, reached from computer scope the same way computer policies are: all computers, direct targets, building, department, user and group membership. Exclusions apply.
Nodes lead with the software title (for example “Zoom Client for Meetings — Test”) and use the patch-title green from the Map.
A selected patch policy has Open and Map buttons. Map selects the patch title that owns it.
Self Service
Policies, configuration profiles and patch titles show a small blue Self Service dot on the Map and in Journey.
Self Service and patch policies keep their packages and scripts in Journey. Those are marked “May install” and joined by a dashed blue line, so you can see what Self Service would install.
The Journey legend has new rows for Patch Policy, May install and Self Service.
Improved
Limitations box. The “Limitations — shown but not evaluated” box now sits at the top of the first tab for every object type, so it’s visible as soon as you select something. It no longer appears on the Scope tab. The Payloads tab is no longer shaded yellow.
Colour-blind mode.
It now covers dots, edges, legends and severity borders as well as node fills, using the Okabe-Ito palette.
Journey repaints as soon as you toggle it.
The informational corner dot now defaults to violet so it doesn’t match the Self Service blue. If you picked your own colour, it stays.
Inspector status pills and callout tints still use system colours.
FileVault warnings. Unknown or invalid FileVault keys show a clearer reason in the inspector and on the node border.
README. Platform API privileges now match the category and row names in the Jamf Account permission picker. The Protect capability is documented as detection-analytics:read only.
Fixed
Exported Compare reports were broken. The tab and the export now share one report builder, so they always match.
Packages used by patch policies are no longer flagged as unused in Cleanup.
Notes for upgrading
The first launch after updating does a full reload, because the cache format changed so patch policies are saved and restored.