This release completes the SSO integration by adding support for Google and Microsoft providers. The focus is on
secure authentication, improved stability, and enhanced developer usability. Key highlights include:
- Implementation of Single Sign-On (SSO) using SAML or the Client App, providing secure, streamlined access for enterprise environments.
- Addition of message tagging, commit reversion tools, and the ability to edit messages on resubmit for improved usability and control.
Features ✨
- IX-4200 – Added Single Sign-On (SSO) support using SAML for secure and easier authentication.
- IX-4243 – Enabled tagging for messages pushed to queues.
- IX-4251 – Added a button to restore component code to a previous commit for better version control.
- IX-4254 – Enhanced the file browser with fixes for overflow and folder creation issues.
- IX-4256 – Corrected the default ordering of component lists to properly use pin values.
Fixes 🐛
- IX-4228 – Restored the ability to edit messages before resubmitting them in the log system.
- IX-4242 – Ensured only properly queued messages display as type ‘M’ in the log browser.
- IX-4246 – Fixed startup crashes related to journal file generation and queue positions.
- IX-4248 – Implemented automatic correction for incorrect queue consumer positions during startup.
- IX-4249 – Restored the Iguana 6 implementation of
os.time() for compatibility with existing scripts.
- IX-4250 – Fixed a crash in
SDBlogService on Windows by making it thread-safe.
- IX-4252 – Fixed an infinite loop in the SDB reader when messages fit exactly into the buffer size.
- IX-4253 – Improved license loading reliability with added debugging tools and validation checks.
- IX-4255 – Resolved duplicate commits in repository history when submodules are missing
.git folders.
- IX-4258 – Fixed notarization issues for Mac builds by adjusting the build process.