Release History¶

V4.0¶

New Features:

Skillet Editor

A new UI to edit all aspects of a Skillet.
Skillet Creation Tools

This feature allows you to build a skillet from scratch in a number of different ways. For example, you can build a skillet from the differences between two saved configuration files.
Improved Terraform Support

Terraform now uses a docker image in the backend, which allows any arbitrary terraform version to be supported. This allows the skillet builder to choose customized docker image containing any version of terraform and supporting libraries.
Support for SSH based git repositories

This allows you to use private git repositories as well as push local changes back upstream.

New Features:

Support for docker type skillets

This brings support for Ansible, Shell scripts, custom binaries, configurable Terraform versions, and more. See github for examples.

New Features:

New skillet type: pan_validation

This allows PAN-OS configuration file analysis using a jinja language expressions. More example can be found on github.
Dynamic UI elements

Allows variables to be shown or hidden based on the value of another variable.
New variable types

File uploads, Dynamic lists, new validations and many more.

New Features:

Improved Input validation
Python script support with configurable input types.

Script arguments can be passed via cli arguments or as env variables
Automatic update detection.

Panhandler will check if you are running the latest and greatest version on startup
PAN-OS Skillet debug support

This allows you to verify what is going to be pushed to a PAN-OS device before actually pushing
Skillet debug on import

Checks all skillets during repository import for syntax errors
Collections page now supports filtering and sorting