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Luis Majano

March 29, 2019

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FORGEBOX v4.5 released!

Today we are pleased to announce a minor release for our FORGEBOX suite of products. This release includes lots of fixes and some great additions.

Release Notes

Here are the detailed release notes for this release

Bugs

  • [FORGEBOX-279] -Selecting "versions" and "changelog" and "installation" tab on package detail doesn't update URL hash
  • [FORGEBOX-302] -Site package search clears out on submit
  • [FORGEBOX-315] -Package info tab is not the same size as other tabs

New Features

  • [FORGEBOX-52] -Admin enterprise dashboard UI re-designed
  • [FORGEBOX-225] - Digital Ocean Spaces support
  • [FORGEBOX-234] -Enforce licensing constraints on the ForgeBox installations
  • [FORGEBOX-243] -Adapt layout of the complete site in order to feature responsiveness
  • [FORGEBOX-249] -Positioning Ortus product page on the main website
  • [FORGEBOX-303] -FORGEBOX Enterprise Docs on CommandBox
  • [FORGEBOX-312] -Updated Box Dependencies: cbFeeds, cbvalidation, s3sdk
  • [FORGEBOX-313] -Add pagination for directory on top and bottom
  • [FORGEBOX-314] -Support storage regions and digital ocean domains from settings and environment variables
  • [FORGEBOX-317] -Add latest version of s3sdk to support regions and digital ocean spaces
  • [FORGEBOX-337] -Add clickjacking stoppage through x-frame-options header
  • [FORGEBOX-340] -Create new google analytics module so it can be removed for enterprise customers
  • [FORGEBOX-341] -Create new layout announcements for main/user: fb_preBodyLayout, fb_postBodyLayout
  • [FORGEBOX-342] -Add session rotation when user changes username, email and password

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