September 30, 2024:
- This release is largely the same as release 2024.2.15
- Extra fix in this release:
- We have fixed an issue that could occur when using the AWS Secret Manager for Data Protection. If the number of keys stored in the AWS Secret Manager exceeded 10, Indicium would stop working.
Hello everyone,
This release contains a breaking change about mandatory prefilter groups. We also fixed two minor issues.
You can read more about Indicium's features in the Indicium user manual.
About Indicium
Two types of the Thinkwise Indicium Application Tier are available:
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Indicium Basic: for use with the Windows GUI and Mobile GUI. This basic version does not support features such as system flows and OpenID. Download Indicium Basic release 2024.3.10 here.
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Indicium: for use with the Universal GUI and via APIs. This version uses the full range of Indicium functionality. Download Indicium release 2024.3.10 here.
Contents
Breaking
Mandatory prefilter groups
change
Previously, if the following conditions were met, a mandatory prefilter group was no longer treated as mandatory:
- The prefilter group was marked as Mandatory
- All prefilters in this group were Off by default
- The prefilters were Hidden from the user through role permissions
This behavior has been changed. Now, all data remain hidden under these conditions.
Review any mandatory prefilter groups that meet these conditions, and decide what behavior you want (menu User interface > Subjects > tab Data > tab Prefilters). If you want users to receive data, they must be able to see and activate the prefilters or the prefilter group should not be mandatory.
Minor fixes and tasks
- When external users canceled the external authentication process, the
authProviderHintparameter was forgotten. This would confuse users. Now, theauthProviderHintparameter persists even if the external authentication is canceled, prompting users to use external authentication again. - We have fixed an inconsistency between the process action SMTP connector and the SMTP email provider. The SMTP email provider required a username and password, which is incorrect because it is possible to configure your SMTP server without authentication. It should be up to the SMTP server to enforce authentication or not. Now, the process action SMTP connector and the SMTP email provider are consistent, it is no longer necessary to enter a username and password.
- We have fixed an issue that could occur when using the AWS Secret Manager for Data Protection. If the number of keys stored in the AWS Secret Manager exceeded 10, Indicium would stop working.
Questions or suggestions?
Questions or suggestions about the release notes? Let us know in the Thinkwise Community!