Tip
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The 2.x versions are Spring Boot 3 compatible. |
Important
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The Remember-Me implementation requires the Liquibase schema changes defined below. Even if Remember-Me is disabled, these schema changes must be applied - they will just be dormant/unused until the functionality is enabled. |
Important
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To pair with these changes, clients are recommended to update their frontend projects to the latest versions described in the 2.1.4 Release Notes and Upgrade Guide. These include enhancements to frontend session management that incorporate information about Remember-Me availability for a better user experience. |
With this release, AuthenticationServices now supports Remember-Me when using the Centralized Universal Login approach.
Remember-Me functionality is disabled by default, making it opt-in rather than opt-out.
Please see the full details about the Remember-Me feature.
Fixed recurring issues with Segment ID Persistence.
Updated to store to the user attributes the last time the user was updated for a specific segment, rather than a general last updated date.
Increase JpaUser#attributes
column length to 4000.
Fixed a bug where if the user doesn’t have the ALL_SANDBOX permission, the changes get deployed straight to production.
Added a new endpoint to allow Admins to send out a reset password email for another admin.
Added new pricingclient
with ORDER
and TENANT_CART
scopes.
Added new scopes and permissions to bulkopsclient
to support new category product membership functionality
Add data exchange permissions for comprehensive product and data exchange client
Fixed scope filtering to correctly account for scopes that are not named the same as permissions
Added an extra nonce validation in /consume-token
endpoint to verify the current authentication matches the one specified in the signedJwt
Added support for scopes and permissions in workflow and audit flows
Fixed a bug where the BLSR
cookie was not being cleared properly on requests to OAuth2 protocol endpoints. The RequestCacheAwareFilter
is now ordered higher in the authorization server filter chain to ensure it applies before the protocol filters engage.
Fixed a bug where 'prompt=none' authentication failure redirects were setting the BLSR
cookie, even though they were never actually going to be consumed/cleared.
The OAuth2AuthenticationEntryPoint
now ensures this cookie is cleared in such a case before proceeding.
Added new field DEFAULT_APPLICATION_ID
to the BLC_USER
table. The field value is used to pre-select application on user sign in. It overrides setting of default application on tenant level for a specific user. Makes sense only when user has access to applications and has applications assigned.
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This requires the Liquibase schema changes defined below. |
The database schema has changed as part of this version.
Create/update changes (new tables, new columns, etc) are automatically included in the updated *changelog-master.xml
after you upgrade to the new Authentication Services JAR.
The new changesets inside will run automatically to migrate existing data.
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PostgreSQL |
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MariaDB |
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MySQL |
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Oracle |
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YugabyteDB |
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