Trigger device posture integration for new nodes
Tailscale now prioritizes device posture integration syncing for new nodes, enabling faster population of third-party attributes in tailnets using device posture integrations.
- New: We made a change to how device posture integrations are scheduled, prioritizing syncing of attributes for new nodes. Tailnets that use device posture integrations should see third-party attributes populated for new nodes faster than before.
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