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BEdita 4.6.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.6.0 cactus*. This is the sixth major stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile ... [More] , IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application called Manager Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Improve external OAuth2 providers check New /applications endpoint Add private URLs to Streams Implement proper OAuth2 flow on /auth Get all relations in /model/schema/:type Core changes Add pseudonym to Profiles password_modified read-only property Fix filter[] error on related objects Fix unique uname generation use cases Add file metadata to Streams Integration changes Docker: update PHP and composer versions Use MySQL 8 as default for dump file & CI (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) [Less]

BEdita 4.5.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.5.0 cactus*. This is the fifth major stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile ... [More] , IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application called Manager Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes New /translations endpoint Property filter (filter[]) now working for custom properties Lock/unlock objects and block/unblock users actions Project model endpoint & command New history_editor finder & filter Core changes More resources tables searchable Add date-time to nullable formats Avoid uname change when absent Format and validate JSON Schema for custom properties Locked constraint logic Filter publish_start and publish_end dates Integration changes Fix PHPstan issues, PHPstan added to require-dev Upgrade to CakePHP 3.10 Use PHPCS XML conf Enable locked save via ObjectsHandler Release Makefile cleanup (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) [Less]

BEdita 4.4.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.4.0 cactus*. This is the fourth major stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile ... [More] , IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application called Manager Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Add /model/tags route Allow uname in relationship management Fix ?include check Fix /home authorization check on object types endpoints Fix status handling on status level check Introduce min/max sort on DateRanges Include relations count number via ?count query string Add associations and relations metadata to JSON Schema Core changes Add endpoints permissions cache Activate routes cache Enale tags creation in  CategoriesBehavior Add index on `created` and `modified` columns of `async_jobs` External Auth Signup: add verified timestamp and remove reference on `anonymize` Expose available custom properties getting related object Enable categories in migrations Display only "available" children and parents Restore original inherited table alias after cascading to parent finder Allow empty `label/inverse_label` in relations Cache database config and applications Dispatch events when adding, removing, or replacing associations Introduce layered cache Add virtual property object_type_name to Endpoint Entity Avoid to use real properties as virtual properties Fix search behavior, allow `_` and `-` in search Integration changes Update to Composer 2 Drop PHP 7.1 support Better isolation within test cases Fix publish components action Remove Travis CI Move to GitHub Actions Upgrade to CakePHP 3.9 (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) [Less]

BEdita 4.3.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.3.0 cactus*. This is the third major stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile ... [More] , IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application called Manager Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Add external_auth info in users meta  Fix signup when user has no roles but conf require roles Core changes Handle JSON-SCHEMA defaults in relation params setting Integration changes Update composer to use plugin-installer ^1.3 Allow to use specific composer version in CI (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) [Less]

BEdita 4.2.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.2.0 cactus*. This is the second major stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile ... [More] , IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application called Manager Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Media objects with a stream file can be created in one request Canonical meta property was added on children relation Fixed two errors on PATCH and POST with meta.relation.position present New categories type filter query string => /categories?filter[type]=profiles Avoid included repetitions in response New user roles filter query string => /users?filter[roles]=manager,guest Anonymous apps are blocked as default Always populate meta.media_url on media objects response DateRanges: order via sort query string and from_date/to_date filters Core changes CustomProperties behavior recursion problem fixed Entity isDirty() is now working on custom properties Default priority on relations is now max + 1 new Publications and Links core object types Changed title set rules on Profiles and Users => name, surname and company_name are used uname: sanitized on save and max length limit set It is now possible to create custom actions on Signup Static property schema definition can be overridden Multi application configurations are now possible Integration changes Refactor tests on default:// and thumbnails:// filesystems New Resources utility to handle migrations easily config and auth_providers added to Resources utility Resources migrations now supports YAML format YAML format also on column properties migrations ObjectsHandler has been improved (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) [Less]

BEdita 4.1.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.1.0 cactus*. This is the second major stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile ... [More] , IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Categories and Tags API Object & resources /history endpoint User opt-out, remove user data request Add external provider thumbs to /media/thumbs response Fix redirect  from / to /home via explicit path Core changes Object and resource history data model Categories and Tags data model Refactor object table hierarchy and behaviors Introduce core property types, core_type flag Fix timezone save problem on datetime properties Integration changes Add MySQL 8 and Maria DB 10+ to Travis CI PHP 7.4 Travis task added, PHP 7.1 removed Update code sniffer rules to PSR-12 via cakephp/codesniffer 3.2.* (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) [Less]

BEdita 4.0.0 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.0.0 cactus*. This is the first stable release of BEdita 4. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle the data of your mobile, IoT, web ... [More] and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native REST & GraphQL (**) API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Block auth operations on blocked/deleted users Logged user cannot trash himself Fix errors uploading XML or JSON files Add meta.media_url property to media objects Fix problems with relations with empty params that can't be saved Signup new configuration options Custom error handler to avoid HTML output on trigger_error Add locked filter on objects Core changes Relations and Properties utilities Allow +02 and +0200 as Timezone format in input date Fix DefaultValues configuration handling on core types Avoid bad side effects on DataCleanup behavior New streams removeOrphans shell Fix created_by/modified_by foreign key check on objects Permanent user removal and anonymization Apply default values only on new objects Allow missing or empty params on JSON object relations Make user email changeable if null Integration changes Fix various Docker permissions issues Use bedita/dev-tools stable releases Upgrade to CakePHP 3.8.x and support PHP 7.3 (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) (**) GraphQL endpoint still in the works... [Less]

BEdita 4.0.0-RC2 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.0.0-RC cactus*. BEdita 4 is a complete rewrite featuring a new API-first architecture. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle ... [More] the data of your mobile, IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native REST & GraphQL (**) API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Fixed children position update on folders Make params optional when updating relations Query string filter fields with null or not null Introduced lang query string and included translations in response One Time Password (OTP) auth flow Core changes Introduce JSON Schema date and datetime property type Fix date & datetime input with ISO and other standard formats JSON Schema params validation on relations profiles.email is now a non unique index Fix error saving user with duplicated email Set default status for new objects via configuration Avoid status filter on resources Integration changes Many coverage and unit test improvements PHP 7.1 as minimum version Development is currently in RC stage - use in a production environment is not yet recommended (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) (**) GraphQL endpoint not yet feature complete [Less]

BEdita 4.0.0-RC codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.0.0-RC cactus*. BEdita 4 is a complete rewrite featuring a new API-first architecture. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to handle ... [More] the data of your mobile, IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native REST & GraphQL (**) API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Translations endpoint implemented /translations Folder write operations completed Annotations endpoint implemented /annotations Folder children ordering now available parent, ancestor and roots folder filters completed Application configurations endpoini /config Core changes I18n language check via configuration Folder permanent removal: also children folders are removed Soft delete & restore of folders Schema fix on disabled types and hidden properties Object status filter on applications Relations inheritance: use of abstract types on left/right side allowed Integration changes Tree maintenance shell  OAuth2 client signup & auth  Postman update with folders and external auth/signup Development is currently in RC stage - use in a production environment is not yet recommended (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) (**) GraphQL endpoint not yet feature complete [Less]

BEdita 4.0.0-beta2 codename "cactus" released We are happy to announce the immediate availability of BEdita 4.0.0-beta2 cactus*. BEdita 4 is a complete rewrite featuring a new API-first architecture. BEdita 4 is a ready to use back-end API to ... [More] handle the data of your mobile, IoT, web and desktop applications. It provides also an extensible framework to build your custom back-end API via plugins. BEdita 4 provides a complete content management solution with: a headless server application with a native REST & GraphQL (**) API to model, create, modify and retrieve your data a default admin web application Here the main changes on this beta release, see also the complete changelog. API changes Roles info returned in GET /auth/user Signup with given roles Folders API first implementation with parents, children and parent Thumbnails generation API Schema info en every response in meta.schema ETag header on /model/schema has been added Core changes Thumbnails generation logic in sync/async mode Folders data model JSON Schema changes: cache support, revision string and id property Integration changes Build stages with PHP 7.2 added to Travis new Scrutinizer PHP engine Postman tests for Image & Stream related actions like upload, create stream, etc. Development is currently in beta stage - DON'T USE IT ON A PRODUCTION SYSTEM (*) “cactus” is a member of the plant family Cactaceae, a family comprising about 127 genera. The word "cactus" derives from the Ancient Greek κάκτος, kaktos, a name originally used for a spiny plant whose identity is not certain. (from Wikipedia) (**) GraphQL endpoint not yet feature complete [Less]