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boutell
published 3.26.1 •

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3.26.1 (2022-08-06)

Fixes

Hotfix: always waits for the DOM to be ready before initializing the Apostrophe Admin UI. setTimeout alone might not guarantee that every time. This issue has apparently become more frequent in the latest versions of Chrome.

  • Modifies the login module to return an empty object in the API session cookie response body to avoid potential invalid JSON error if response.json() is retrieved.
boutell
published 3.26.0 •

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3.26.0 (2022-08-03)

Adds

  • Tasks can now be registered with the afterModuleReady flag, which is more useful than afterModuleInit because it waits for the module to be more fully initialized, including all "improvements" loaded via npm. The original afterModuleInit flag is still supported in case someone was counting on its behavior.
  • Add /grid POST route in permission module, in addition to the existing GET one, to improve extensibility.
  • @apostrophecms/express:list-routes command line task added, to facilitate debugging.

Changes

  • Since Microsoft has ended support for IE11 and support for ES5 builds is responsible for a significant chunk of Apostrophe's installation time, the es5: true option no longer produces an IE11 build. For backwards compatibility, developers will receive a warning, but their build will proceed without IE11 support. IE11 ES5 builds can be brought back by installing the optional @apostrophecms/asset-es5 module.

Fixes

  • testModule: true works in unit tests of external Apostrophe modules again even with modern versions of mocha, thanks to Amin Shazrin.
  • getObjectManager is now implemented for Object field types, fixing a bug that prevented the use of areas found in object schema fields within templates. Thanks to James R T.
boutell
published 3.25.0-alpha.2022080101 •

boutell
published 3.25.0 •

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3.25.0 (2022-07-20)

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  • radio and checkboxes input field types now support a server side choices function for supplying their choices array dynamically, just like select fields do. Future custom field types can opt into this functionality with the field type flag dynamicChoices: true.

Fixes

  • AposSelect now emits values on change event as they were originally given. Their values "just work" so you do not have to think about JSON anymore when you receive it.
  • Unpinned tiptap as the tiptap team has made releases that resolve the packaging errors that caused us to pin it in 3.22.1.
  • Pinned vue-loader to the 15.9.x minor release series for now. The 15.10.0 release breaks support for using npm link to develop the apostrophe module itself.
  • Minimum version of sanitize-html bumped to ensure a potential denial-of-service vector is closed.
boutell
published 2.222.0 •

boutell
published 3.24.0-alpha.2022072001 •

etlaurent
published 3.24.0-alpha.2022071801 •

boutell
published 2.221.2 •

boutell
published 3.24.0 •

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3.24.0 (2022-07-06)

Adds

  • Handle private: true locale option in i18n module, preventing logged out users from accessing the content of a private locale.

Fixes

  • Fix missing title translation in the "Array Editor" component.
  • Add follow: true flag to glob functions (with ** pattern) to allow registering symlink files and folders for nested modules
  • Fix disabled context menu for relationship fields editing (#3820)
  • In getReq method form the task module, extract the right role property from the options object.
  • Fix def: option in array fields, in order to be able to see the default items in the array editor modal
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