1.252
Release date: December 16, 2025
| New feature | BLOB retention times are now displayed in the new component grid.
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#9
] Note: This feature relates to the new component grid, which is still being developed and which is deactivated by default. Currently, the new grid is only used if it is specifically activated with the command |
| Improvement | An outdated view of the rail graph has been removed.
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#141
] This feature relates to the rail graph within the pool version area. In the past, users could switch to an older view, where it was not possible to filter in the rail graph. This outdated view has now been removed entirely. |
| Improvement | Changes are now labeled more clearly in the "Properties" view.
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#138
] This improvement relates to the Changes area within the Properties view. The wording was changed for clarity. Users now see that the changes are with respect to the pool version.
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| Improvement | There is now a write-through option to avoid conflicts between the secondary and primary service.
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#11481
#11503
] When operating the primary and secondary service in parallel, it is necessary to avoid conflicts between components, pool-versions etc. on both services. To ensure this, it is now possible to configure the secondary service as write-through. That means, when updating items on the secondary service, the update is first forwarded to the primary service. This way, no conflicts can develop and the primary service always has the authoritative information. |
| Bug fix | Admin panel pages are now loaded correctly again.
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#11512
] In the past, some of the pages in the Admin panel (for example, users and permission groups) failed to load with a URL error. This has been fixed. |
| Bug fix | Offline- and online-decryption of client databases was fixed for secondary server clients. [ #11439 ] |
| Bug fix | The client no longer crashes when users log in with a PKI card on Windows. [ #11485 ] |
| Bug fix | The secondary service now retains new user public keys.
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#11476
] New public keys of client checkouts on the secondary service are now retained during sync against primary service. So that such keys can still be used later on. |
