Release LoadGen FrontEnd: 1.0.0.12177

LoadGen FrontEnd

• The appliance management area is now "Launcher Appliances" — the sidebar section previously shown as Agent Fleet is now Launcher Appliances (its list item is simply Appliances), and what was the Core Agent Appliance is now the Launcher Appliance throughout the interface. The Core Agent that runs on the appliance is unchanged. Previously paired appliances need to re-enroll after upgrading.
• [#9209] Reworked the HTTPS Setup wizard's Apply step so it no longer signs you out and shows a confusing "Connection Lost" error the moment you click Apply. The certificate now issues while you stay signed in, on a live progress screen with a new Continue in background action (the wizard resumes the wait on your next visit). The new certificate is bound and already serving before the wizard offers to activate it, and Activate is the single, clearly-labelled restart that switches the site over. The SSL tab also no longer shows a contradictory "No certificates configured" state while a certificate is being issued.
• [#9276] The Test Runs → Cleanup dialog now accepts 0 days to delete all test history, including today's runs, with helper text explaining it — and it shows a visible error if the cleanup fails instead of silently doing nothing.
• [#9277] Fixed the Load Profile wizard leaving a stale agent active after you clone a profile and re-pin its user to a different agent: the Review step now matches the configured routing, and load is no longer sent to an agent that no user is routed to. Covers all four wizard variants (Web/Core, Citrix, WVD, RDP).
• [#9270] Corrected misleading "shown only once" wording on the enrollment-token and key dialogs. These platform-issued tokens are actually re-viewable by authorized admins from Configuration → Credential Profiles → Platform Tokens (View token, audited), so the dialogs now point there instead of implying the value is lost after creation.
• [#9271] On Credential Profiles → Platform Tokens, each token's Manage link now jumps straight to that specific token's row on its owning page (briefly highlighting it), instead of dropping you on the page with no way to find it.
• [#9274] The Revoke action on an appliance enrollment token now asks for confirmation first (matching Delete). It names the token and spells out the consequence: new appliances can no longer pair with it, already-paired appliances keep working, and the action cannot be undone.
• [#9275] Opening the Update Center from an appliance's own detail page and then closing it now returns you to that detail page, instead of stranding you on the appliances list.
• [#9272] On the appliance detail page's Network tab, the IP Configuration, DNS Servers, and Hosts Entries cards now load independently — each appears the moment its own data resolves, instead of all three waiting on the slowest call (which could leave them spinning for 40+ seconds against a slow appliance).