What's New In This Release?
chainguard fips base image migration migrated swimlane 10x runtime images for the web ui, api and task services, reports, and document conversion to chainguard fips hardened base images this update strengthens security, reduces exposure to known vulnerabilities, and aligns the platform with swimlaneβs supported hardened image stack mongodb upgrade upgraded mongodb to version 8 0 26 this update incorporates the latest stability, security, and maintenance improvements to help ensure continued platform reliability and compatibility direct record access by tracking id we have added support for opening records directly by tracking id in the url users can now navigate to a record using a readable tracking id (for example, /record/case 12345) instead of requiring the internal application id and record id this makes it easier to share, bookmark, and open records from external systems improved records search performance we have improved records search performance when working with large data sets search requests are now throttled to reduce overlapping queries while scrolling, and the count request is processed separately from the search request when loading the records page this allows record data to display without waiting for the total count to complete as a result, records may appear before the total count is shown, or the count may appear while search results are still loading flexible data retention batching we have enhanced application data retention so administrators can control how record history is removed from the database in addition to the retention duration in days, applications now support a configurable batch size, with a minimum of 1,000 and a maximum of 15,000 record history is deleted in sequential batches, reducing memory and cpu impact when large volumes of historical data are removed faster application list loading previously, opening the applications view could take several seconds when many applications were present application list requests now load more efficiently, reducing wait time and improving responsiveness for users who work with a large number of applications session tokens invalidated on logout we have enhanced logout security so that session tokens can no longer be reused after a user signs out when global logout is enabled, tokens issued before logout are rejected by the server this prevents a copied bearer token from remaining valid until natural expiration and reduces the risk of unauthorized access after logout scriban package security update updated the scriban templating package to version 7 2 5 to address a reported vulnerability and restore successful platform builds this update reduces exposure to known issues and maintains compatibility with the supported net stack security vulnerability remediation addressed identified platform and infrastructure vulnerabilities for the 10 26 0 release, including findings from customer security scans these updates reduce exposure to known issues and keep the supported technology stack current