Minor performance improvements have been made, mainly to speed up queries to view content.
Resolved an issue where queries failed to correctly resolve recursive relationships when an entity was referenced through multiple relations.
In a view with only a single recursive entity (e.g. project -> subproject), where that entity is a shared entity which exists in both providers (F&O and CE) it was not possible to choose which provider should load the child entities as by default both providers where queried for the child entities. This required users to define the parent/child relation for both providers. An option has been added in the 'advanced' section of the business entities tab when configuring a view, which allows the user to define which provider should be used.
An issue causing errors during configuration import into Content Gate has been resolved.
We have introduced 'Storage Event Subscriptions' to change the way Content Gate subscribes to events from SharePoint.
Previously each SharePoint storage connector created 1 subscription. However, when creating a lot of storage connectors this meant having a lot of subscriptions which at some point reaches the SharePoint limit of 100 subscriptions.
With Storage Event Subscriptions it is now possible to have multiple storage connectors pointing towards the same SharePoint library (but in separate folders) and only create 1 subscription to listen for any changes from SharePoint. All existing subscriptions have automatically been migrated to the new Storage Event Subscriptions setup.
It is now possible for users to access Content Gate galleries with both F&O and CE entities, while only having access to one of the two.
A rare bug was found that could cause a corrupted state after start-up which prevented using content entity properties in a gallery. This has been fixed.
Only technical improvements.
Due to a recent change customers that where importing configuration files that includes permissions got an error. This has been fixed.
Due to a validation check by Microsoft (presumably) tokens could no more be requested to the legacy Axtension Content Gate app registration. This forced us to clean up / workaround the legacy app registration faster then planned. We have made a change in the application that customers using the Content Gate Client SDK now always request tokens to the latest Content Gate app registration.
SignUp Software will continue under a new brand: Truvio. We have rebranded Content Gate to show the new Truvio logo.
Multiple minor performance improvements have been made.
We have updated multiple frameworks and libraries to the latest version.
When opening Content Gate in a browsers incognito mode, it was possible to get caught in a loop that kept popping up the login window. The login fails because the user has not allowed third-party-cookies in incognito mode and it is up to the user to fix that. We have however made a change to stop the loop when this happens and warn the user about the issue at hand.
Filenames that included certain special characters or symbols like ½ got corrupted after downloading them from Content Gate. We have fixed this.
It is now possible to export all permissions of all users.
In the admin section go to User Management -> User Groups -> All Users, open the Permissions tab and click on Export. This does not export the base permissions shown in the tab, but exports all effective permissions of all users on all resources, giving an overview of your configured permissions. The export is in CSV format.
It is also possible to generate this export for a single user by opening a specific user in the User Management menu, opening the Permissions tab and clicking Export.
Multiple small performance improvements have been made.
When configuring a view it was possible to mark a business entity in that view as non-visible with the Visibility toggle. This toggle however did not change anything and was never implemented. The toggle has now been removed.
When collapsed the sidebar disappeared in the admin section. This has been fixed.