Pre-release SNAPSHOTS are work in progress used to gather feedback and deliver fixes prior to a production release
SNAPSHOT releases are automatically uploaded to this site (using the Confluence CLI) as they become available in our build and QA process.
SNAPSHOT releases are built and pass regression tests just like a regular release, however, new or improved capabilities may not be complete or have stable interfaces
More details are available from Early Access Program.

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Users on ACLI 9.9.0 or higher have a simple way to get the latest EAP

Mac or Linux: acli -a updateInstallation --type eap or use the ACLI Shell's slash command: /updates eap use
- This updates your current installation to the latest EAP
Windows: acli -a updateInstallation --type new or use the ACLI Shell's slash command: /updates eap new
- Windows only supports creating a new installation with the latest EAP

For more information on the various distributions available, see ACLI Distributions

EAP Platform Independent Distribution

This is a platform independent distribution requiring a Java 11 or higher JRE to run
Instructions: CLI Client Installation and Use - 12.x

EAP Installers and Platform Specific Distributions

AMD64 is for Intel/AMD processors, ARM64 is for Apple Silicon (M1, Mx)
Instructions for using installers: Installing on Windows, MacOS, and Linux - 12.x

	Recommended. Installers create a platform specific installation not requiring Java.	Platform specific distributions contain executable apps not requiring Java.
MacOS
Windows
Linux

Unless noted otherwise, the EAP SNAPSHOT client will work fine with the previous version's ACLI Connector.

ACLI on Docker Hub - Use the eap tag - it usually represents the latest EAP available within a day of its release. If you have already retrieved an eap once, make sure to pull the repo directly (docker pull bobswiftapps/acli:eap) next time to ensure your local docker cache is up to date.