@RenjuSh As others rightly mentioned, users can have read only access to OSGI configurationsThis can be used to verify the configurations after deployment is doneThe only way the OSGI configurations values can be updated is through code deployment or using environment variables in cloud manager

@Rama_KrishnaNy AEM Cloud SDK is used for local development/validations similar to the way we use AEM jar for AMS/ On premiseWhen code is deployed to an environment using cloud manager, the code gets deployed to both author and publisher

@Anudeep_Garnepudi You should be able to get the header values if you checking on AEM cloud. It worked for me earlierPlease check with Adobe support as you are unable to get the values  

@Anudeep_Garnepudi You should be able to get the headers value once you add them to clientheaders.any fileCan you try retrieving the headers using req.getHeader("x-aem-client-country")Please check the logs and verify the response are you getting

@jayv25585659 Please compare the version of core components in both author and publisherverify if core components package/bundle is properly installed on publisher

@pardeepg4829047 It is recommended to install Content Transfer Tool on the source Publish instance to move content to the target Publish instance similar to the way its done on author as CTT does not perform any kind of content analysis before transferring content from the source instance to the tar...

@SanketJa1 To resolve this issue, Run the command prompt or terminal as Administrator

@AshwinC5I Please find the below fix provided by Adobe  and it would be fixed in next releasehttps://github.com/adobe/aem-core-wcm-components/pull/2738/files

@AshwinC5I Please refer the below link where the same query has been answered Google Tag Manager events not tracking from AEM as... - Adobe Experience League Community - 673347

@PranavJoshi Yes "mvn clean install -PautoInstallPackage" command installs both package and bundle