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Document IRIS-NG-v1.4.0; drop the 'not in any image' banners v1.4.0 is tagged, released and verified, so the provisional warnings on Object History and Case Lifecycle are no longer true and have been replaced with 'Available from IRIS-NG-v1.4.0'. - Changelog: the unreleased row and the v1.3.1 row become one released v1.4.0 entry. v1.3.1 joins v1.0.3, v1.1.0, v1.2.1 and v1.2.3 in the never-released note, with its contents folded forward. - Analyst Time Tracking: the #41 fix was credited to v1.3.1, which shipped nothing. v1.4.0 is the first release that carries it. - Kubernetes: chart 0.8.0, appVersion IRIS-NG-v1.4.0, and the docker pull examples follow. - API Reference, Development Guide: the IOC user_id change is now attributable to a real version instead of 'the unreleased change on main'. wiki_lint.py is clean on all four checks.
Add Object History; document asset history and the IOC creator fix History is now a cross-object feature (timeline events, IOCs, assets) with no page describing it, so the new Object History page consolidates which objects have a panel and from which version, what each records, the "Added by" line, and the part that needed writing down: the user column means the creator on events and assets but meant the last editor on IOCs. It also covers how the IOC creator is resolved without that column, and when it legitimately reports unknown. - Home: new Pages row; the old IOC-history bullet becomes an object-history one. - Changelog: unreleased row for asset history and the IOC creator fix. - Development Guide: two gotchas - user_id does not mean the same thing on every object, and track_activity() capitalizes the message (which lowercases the rest), so a case-sensitive query on user_activity returns zero rows and reads as "never recorded". - API Reference: the IOC user_id behaviour change and what it means for a client reading that field as "last modified by". - Dual Timeline: cross-link to the new page. Also fills a gap unrelated to this work: IRIS-NG-v1.3.1 appeared nowhere in the wiki, so the #41 duplicate time-entry fix was undocumented while a user hitting it had no guidance. Analyst Time Tracking now describes the defect, that the fix is staged but not released, and that existing duplicates are not cleaned up automatically. The two "not in a released image" banners are deliberate and currently true; they come out when the work is tagged.