[Cubicweb] [ANNOUNCE] cubicweb 3.18.0 released
Julien Cristau
julien.cristau at logilab.fr
Mon Jan 13 14:42:49 CET 2014
Hi,
I'm glad to announce the release of CubicWeb 3.18.0. Thanks to all
contributors for this new release.
Here's an overview of major changes from 3.17.0 (also available at [0],
and in doc/3.18.rst in the cubicweb source tree). More details can be
found at [1].
[0] https://www.cubicweb.org/blogentry/3425860
[1] https://www.cubicweb.org/project/cubicweb/3.18.0
• NOTE: The migration script from earlier versions does not handle
sqlite nor mysql instances.
New functionalities
-------------------
• add a security debugging tool (see #2920304)
• introduce an add permission on attributes, to be interpreted at
entity creation time only and allow the implementation of complex
update rules that don't block entity creation (before that the
update attribute permission was interpreted at entity creation and
update time) (see #2965518)
• the primary view display controller (uicfg) now has a
set_fields_order method similar to the one available for forms
• new method ResultSet.one(col=0) to retrieve a single entity and
enforce the result has only one row (see #3352314)
• new method RequestSessionBase.find to look for entities (see
#3361290)
• the embedded jQuery copy has been updated to version 1.10.2, and
jQuery UI to version 1.10.3.
• initial support for wsgi for the debug mode, available through the
new wsgi cubicweb-ctl command, which can use either python's builtin
wsgi server or the werkzeug module if present.
• a rql-table directive is now available in ReST fields
• cubicweb-ctl upgrade can now generate the static data resource
directory directly, without a manual call to gen-static-datadir.
API changes
-----------
• not really an API change, but the entity write permission checks are
now systematically deferred to an operation, instead of a) trying in
a hook and b) if it failed, retrying later in an operation
• The default value storage for attributes is no longer String, but
Bytes. This opens the road to storing arbitrary python objects, e.g.
numpy arrays, and fixes a bug where default values whose truth value
was False were not properly migrated.
• symmetric relations are no more handled by an rql rewrite but are
now handled with hooks (from the activeintegrity category); this may
have some consequences for applications that do low-level database
manipulations or at times disable (some) hooks.
• unique together constraints (multi-columns unicity constraints) get
a name attribute that maps the CubicWeb contraint entities to the
corresponding backend index.
• BreadCrumbEntityVComponent's open_breadcrumbs method now includes
the first breadcrumbs separator
• entities can be compared for equality and hashed
• the on_fire_transition predicate accepts a sequence of possible
transition names
• the GROUP_CONCAT rql aggregate function no longer repeats duplicate
values, on the sqlite and postgresql backends
Deprecation
-----------
• pyrorql sources have been deprecated. Multisource will be fully
dropped in the next version. If you are still using pyrorql, switch
to datafeed NOW!
• the old multi-source system
• find_one_entity and find_entities in favor of find (see #3361290)
• the TmpFileViewMixin and TmpPngView classes (see #3400448)
Deprecated Code Drops
---------------------
• ldapuser have been dropped; use ldapfeed now (see #2936496)
• action GotRhythm was removed, make sure you do not import it in your
cubes (even to unregister it) (see #3093362)
• all 3.8 backward compat is gone
• all 3.9 backward compat (including the javascript side) is gone
• the twisted (web-only) instance type has been removed
Cheers,
Julien
--
Julien Cristau <julien.cristau at logilab.fr>
Logilab http://www.logilab.fr/
Informatique scientifique & gestion de connaissances
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