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Summary
IBM Tivoli Netcool/Impact 7.1.0.39 ships with a new Monaco-based policy editor as the default code editor for JavaScript and IPL policies. Monaco is the same editor engine that powers Visual Studio Code, and it replaces the legacy Dojo-based editor with a significantly richer development experience.
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Modified date:
30 September 2026
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ibm17288681