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Feature: New Tooling Command
code
: Launches Visual Studio Code in a Dockerized environment directly within your browser, allowing seamless code editing without setup -
Feature: New Tooling Command
remove
: Efficiently cleans up your Docker environment by removing all Docker resources and clearing the build folder -
Feature: Namespace Scoped Tenants and Clients support for namespace-scoped tenants and clients, making it easier to define boundaries and permissions specific for various projects working on one cluster
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Feature: Support for Docker-Mode installations
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Fix: The encoding date format has been switched from
.iso8601
to.deferredToDate
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Fix: The error message for missing pages has been updated to
NOT_FOUND
(replacing the priorERRORS.NO_TENANT
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Fix: Log entries now display the correct origin, improving traceability and making debugging easier
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Change: The Scripting Provider
fetch
method now leveragesAsyncHTTPClient
rather thanFoundationNetwork
'sURLSession
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Change: End-to-end tests running in
--fast
mode will now default to using Chromium, ensuring consistent behavior and results across tests -
Change: To improve test compatibility, we have removed the “webp” support for the default login page of Uitsmijte End-To-End-Test
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Change: Redis instances are now clearly identified with
uitsmijter-session-master
anduitsmijter-session-slave
, helping to avoid confusion and enhancing configuration clarity -
Update: to Swift 5.9.2
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Update buildbox to 2.3.0
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Update Vapor to 4.106.1
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Improvement: The
code
tooling command now utilizes its own build folder, streamlining the workspace and reducing cross-dependencies -
Improvement: The
test
command now supports an optional filter, allowing you to selectively run tests and focus on specific areas of the codebase -
Improvement: To better align documentation and reduce ambiguity, “Littleletetr” has been renamed to “Ham” across all relevant documentation and testing szenarios