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Notable fixes and known issues

Last updated: 9/24/2026

Shared features

Feature Description

Shared mode unavailable after upgrade to R2026-06

Shared mode does not work in Talend Studio R2026-06. This is a known issue.

Known issue when upgrading from R2026-01 to R2026-06 on MacOS

Upgrading Talend Studio directly from R2026-01 to R2026-06 is not supported on MacOS. Upgrade to R2026-05 first, then upgrade to R2026-06.

Launching Talend Studio on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 8.6 after upgrade to R2026-06

After upgrading to R2026-06, launching Talend Studio by double-clicking the executable does not work on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 8.6. Use the command line to launch Talend Studio instead. For more information, see Launching Talend Studio and fetching your license.

Design canvas error on Windows when display scaling is set above 275% On Windows, when the display scaling was set above 275%, the design canvas did not work correctly. You could not add components to a Job by typing their name directly in the canvas, and you could not link components using rows or triggers. This issue is now fixed.

Data Integration

Feature Description

tFileInputRegex Die on error issue

In tFileInputRegex, unmatched rows can now stop the Job when Die on error is enabled and Fail on unmatched row is selected. This fixes the behavior where unmatched rows were only logged and the Job continued running.

tParallelize: Job continues when a subJob fails with Java 21 runtime

With Java runtime version 21, a Job using tParallelize continues execution when a subJob fails, even though Die when one of the parallelize subjobs fails is enabled. This occurs regardless of the compilation level set for the Job.

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