Merge pull request #484 from ExpressionEngine/7.dev

ops-andy · web-flow · commit 08877468467f · 2022-08-08T15:58:33.000-04:00
7.0.3
diff --git a/docs/control-panel/file-manager/file-manager.md b/docs/control-panel/file-manager/file-manager.md
@@ -186,4 +186,4 @@ WARN:**Note:** Compatibility Mode is enabled by default for sites upgraded from
 
 ExpressionEngine 7+ stores files in the database differently then previous versions (using `{file:XX:url}` format instead of `{filedir_X}filename.ext`). This enables ExpressionEngine to provide a more powerful overall experience with files, such as storing files in subfolders, moving files to different locations, and collecting file usage data.
 
-ExpressionEngine will still parse the `{filedir_X}` tags in templates or channel entries. However, third-party add-ons that parse file data on their own may not be compatible with the `{file:XX:url}` syntax, causing issues. In order to prevent a bad user experience, users can enable Compatibility Mode for the sites that are upgraded from earlier versions. If you know all installed add-ons are compatible with the new file format, you can run the Update Files Usage (found in Tools-> Utilities-> Update Files Usage) and then disable Compatibility Mode from the [Content & Design settings](/control-panel/settings/content-design.md#run-file-manager-in-compatibility-mode).
+ExpressionEngine will still parse the `{filedir_X}` tags in templates or channel entries. However, third-party add-ons that parse file data on their own may not be compatible with the `{file:XX:url}` syntax, causing issues. In order to prevent a bad user experience, users can enable Compatibility Mode for the sites that are upgraded from earlier versions. If you know all installed add-ons are compatible with the new file format, you can run the Update File Usage (found in Tools-> Utilities-> Update File Usage) and then disable Compatibility Mode from the [Content & Design settings](/control-panel/settings/content-design.md#run-file-manager-in-compatibility-mode).
diff --git a/docs/installation/changelog.md b/docs/installation/changelog.md
@@ -8,6 +8,24 @@
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 # ExpressionEngine v7 Change Log
 
+## Version 7.0.3
+(Release: August 8, 2022)
+
+- **Bug Fixes** 💃🐛
+  - Fixed issue where Update File Usage utility was not always giving correct results.
+  - Resolved issue where files in subfolder were not stored properly in RTE field using Redactor.
+  - Resolved [#2208](https://github.com/ExpressionEngine/ExpressionEngine/issues/2208) where language files for some add-ons were not placed in correct location.
+  - Resolved issue where Grid inside Fluid was not empty initially
+  - Resolved issue where filtering by member group in channel form could result in SQL error
+
+## Version 7.0.2
+(Release: August 4, 2022)
+
+- Temporarily disabled Update File Usage utility due to a bug that affected some users. Utility will be re-enabled in 7.0.3
+
+- **Bug Fixes** 💃🐛
+  - Fixed issue with file usage stats.
+
 ## Version 7.0.1
 (Release: August 4, 2022)
 

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`187`	`187`	ExpressionEngine 7+ stores files in the database differently then previous versions (using `{file:XX:url}` format instead of `{filedir_X}filename.ext`). This enables ExpressionEngine to provide a more powerful overall experience with files, such as storing files in subfolders, moving files to different locations, and collecting file usage data.
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`189`		-ExpressionEngine will still parse the `{filedir_X}` tags in templates or channel entries. However, third-party add-ons that parse file data on their own may not be compatible with the `{file:XX:url}` syntax, causing issues. In order to prevent a bad user experience, users can enable Compatibility Mode for the sites that are upgraded from earlier versions. If you know all installed add-ons are compatible with the new file format, you can run the Update Files Usage (found in Tools-> Utilities-> Update Files Usage) and then disable Compatibility Mode from the [Content & Design settings](/control-panel/settings/content-design.md#run-file-manager-in-compatibility-mode).
	`189`	+ExpressionEngine will still parse the `{filedir_X}` tags in templates or channel entries. However, third-party add-ons that parse file data on their own may not be compatible with the `{file:XX:url}` syntax, causing issues. In order to prevent a bad user experience, users can enable Compatibility Mode for the sites that are upgraded from earlier versions. If you know all installed add-ons are compatible with the new file format, you can run the Update File Usage (found in Tools-> Utilities-> Update File Usage) and then disable Compatibility Mode from the [Content & Design settings](/control-panel/settings/content-design.md#run-file-manager-in-compatibility-mode).