@jkpanera for now, until we have such documentation, you could search the json in this tool for the versions:https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/tools/bundle-version-checker.html

This might be caused by a known issue in Apache Sling https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-8469I would suggest to update to AEM 6.5 service pack 3 (6.5.3) as it includes the fix.

You cannot block admin from creating, modifying or deleting nodes.  User "admin" bypasses all system permission checks.  It would be best to just not share the admin user password with your team. As @huangb8 said, anonymous user cannot create nodes.

Please contact our AEM support team to debug this, this is an interesting problem I haven't heard of before. I have never seen a case where offers from other pages get mapped to another page. So it would be good to find the root cause.

I agree with @Jörg_Hoh, the concept of having different builds removing / adding configs could be prone to issues and isn't the recommended approach. Leveraging runmodes is good for environment specific stuff and if you have site / path specific functionality then maybe you could drive that via Slin...

If runmodes aren't preferrable as this is build specific and not environment specific then you could dynamically set the OSGi configurations via your code:http://www.nateyolles.com/blog/2015/10/updating-osgi-configurations-in-aem-and-slingYou might consider to have some separate projects in your mav...

One way to do what you want is to make it so an OSGi configuration needs to be available for the component to be enabled (this is called ConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE on the OSGi Component).  See here, for example:http://www.computepatterns.com/43/osgi-component-in-aem-that-is-active-only-in-specific-...

Instead of disabling basic auth on publish, just don't include Authorization header in the /clientheaders config of the dispatcher configuration.  That effectively prevents basic auth from the outside world.

I'm going to assume you mean rep:policy nodes.  If that is the case then this article covers it:https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/migrate-users-groups-ACLs.html

What is the difference between OSGI Services and OSGI Components tabs within the OSGI Apache Felix Console? An OSGi Component can implement one or more OSGi services.  It sounds like in your case, you had the OSGi Component class defined as its own service.  Components can have configurations associ...