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@miloschwartz miloschwartz released this 17 Jul 21:50
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RC

A Release Candidate (RC) is a near-final software version, stable but undergoing last tests before official release. It has all features and no known bugs.

  • Users: Use cautiously due to potential undiscovered bugs. Not for critical systems unless prepared for issues. Report bugs.
  • Developers/Testers: Perform crucial final validation and thorough testing, especially of recent changes, to catch last-minute major issues.
  • Backup: Always back up data before installing an RC to allow rollback if problems arise.
  • Feedback: Provide feedback; it's vital for a robust final release.

Note

Keep a backup of the last stable database as you will be unable to update from a RC to the next stable version. Database migrations may change between release candidates and stable versions.

What's Changed

  • Add same network detection for clients and sites, so connection don’t relay when they are on the same network (requires updated clients and sites)
  • Add option to associate an access token (share link) to a specific account user
  • Add optional access token (share link) session persistence when access token is passed via a query parameter or a header, so they don't have to passed on every request
  • Add remember last used IdP and mark as last used
  • Add enabled toggle to private resources
  • Add pending resource state to resources created on a pending site via a provisioning key and provisioning blueprint
  • Add clean up pending resources if reject pending site
  • Add site provisioning key routes to integration API
  • Fix improper query param encoding for email addresses preventing + characters in emails
  • Dependency security updates
  • General UI improvements
  • Various other bug fixes

Full Changelog: 1.20.0...1.21.0-rc.0

How to Update

Important

Always back up your config app-data before updating. This will allow you to easily roll back if the update breaks your configuration. You will not be able to easily downgrade otherwise.

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