Changelogs

Easyling Changelog - 767

New features Fixes 1900 Dashboard 2.0 Project template ID field is now available even if the XTM integration authenticates with OpenID Connect / OAuth2 access token. 1898 Dashboard 2.0 Better message when XLIFFs can not be imported from Dropbox because the appropriate folder does not exist.

Easyling Changelog - 766

New features 1892 Dashboard 2.0 Translation Memory related audit log can be accessed from the account settings 1890 Dashboard 2.0 Page clear from the snapshot action added to the pages list context menu Fixes 1894 Dashboard 2.0 Since only the project's owner is able to delete a project, we clarified this option for the other users. We renamed it for them to `Revoke own access`, and explained what it does exactly.

Easyling Changelog - 764

New features Fixes 1886 Dashboard 2.0 Fix of losing workflow roles when invitations are accepted. 1885 backend Fix of login frame timeout issue causing error during login attempt.

Easyling Changelog - 763

New features 1856 backend Bearer token can now be set for crawls, and some additional headers are enabled to pass through the proxy. Fixes 1884 WorkBench Opening workbench in HTTPS for HTTPS pages. (Earlier always HTTP scheme was selected due to compatibility reasons, but due to recent changes of the CORS policy of the browsers it is not a valid choice anymore.)

Easyling Changelog - 762

New features Fixes 1877 backend When publishing translation under a sub-directory on the same domain, a slash sign was enforced at the end of the sub-root. Now if a project is marked with a special attribute, the sub-root without a slash sign at the end will be served.

Easyling Changelog - 761

New features Fixes 1876 Dashboard 2.0 Minor UI fixes on the Sharing Settings page. 1871 backend The proxy submitted one single file (a .zip) to the external translation management systems, and awaited only one. Since some ETMS systems returned with multiple files (the XLIFFs were not packed into a single .zip file), the proxy needed some enhancement to process them all.