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Asynchronous Deprovisioning now available in beta for add-ons

Change effective on 07 August 2023

We’re excited to announce that the Asynchronous Deprovisioning feature for Add-ons is now available in beta. This feature allows add-on providers to perform actions on the add-on’s app as part of the deprovisioning workflow.

For more information on using Asynchronous Deprovisioning with your add-on, see Asynchronous Deprovisioning of Add-ons.

Heroku-20 and Heroku-22 stack images updated Early August 2023 PHP updates