Cloud CMS Release 3.2.62

The following are the new features, enhancements and fixed issues for Cloud CMS 3.2.62 release.

Update Recommendations (On-Premise Only)

With version 3.2.61 and beyond, we have disabled the deprecated Elastic Search Transport Client and have switched to using our Condor HTTP client. As such, connectivity between the api and elasticsearch services are no longer using port 9300 by default. They are now using port 9200 by default.

Please check your configuration to make sure that the API can connect to Elastic Search’s HTTP Endpoint.

For information on configuring Elastic Search for Cloud CMS, please see:
https://gitana.io/documentation/docker/configuration/api-server.html#using-the-condor-http-client

For improved performance, we recommend you rebuild your cluster indexes. To do so, we recommend using the reindex-datastore command via the Cloud CMS Command Line Client (https://gitana.io/documentation/cli.html#reindex-datastore).

You can execute it like this:

cloudcms admin reindex-datastore  --datastoreTypeId cluster --datastoreId default --children --username <username> --password <password>

Where the username and password are the credentials for your administrator account.

New Features

Command Line Interface

• The CLI now supports transfer commands to enable developers or administrators to script the import and export of projects, repositories, branches, nodes and more.
• Now supports Node 15.x and beyond.

Supported Stacks

• Added support for MongoDB 4.0.21
• Added support for Elastic Search 6.8 and 7.9
• Added support for AWS ElasticSearch 6.8 and 7.9

Enhancements

Headers

• Added a x-cloudcms-api-execution-branch-lock-wait-time-ms response header that records the amount of time (in milliseconds) that the request waited for a branch-scope write lock (if applicable). This value is useful when measuring net throughput of concurrent write API calls.

GraphQL

• Improved performance of GraphQL collection queries by optimizing traversal of relator properties.

Path indexing

• Newly created repositories now have URI encoding enabled by default so that any branch-level path indexes with use URI encoding right away.

Publishing

• When running a resync of published nodes, a background job is now launched allowing long running publications to execute and be polled for completion.

Bug Fixes

AWS CloudWatch

• Fix so that the AWS CloudWatch Log4j2 Appender submits entries in the proper atomic order when running in a cluster.

Forms

• Fix so that circular references are detected more quickly and more accurately for certain conditions.
• Fix so that $ref properties are no longer traversed for cases where they are empty or have null data.
• Fix so that form options optimization allows for soft failures for cases where form references are missing.

GraphQL

• Fix so that a recursive condition is avoided which could cause the retrieval of associated nodes to time out.

Merge

• Fix so that merges work properly in cases where one or more node’s changeset histories may offer circularly recursive lineages back to the ancestral node.

Publishing

• Fix so that imported content items with relator properties correctly refreshes in the completion phase of the import.

Relator Properties

• Fix so that updates to relator properties of type array will make the correct set of delta adjustments so as not to leave stray or excess associations in the graph.

Rules

• Fix so that property conditions properly check for nested path keys (as opposed to just top level property names)
• Fix so that compound conditions render and are editable within the UI as expected.

Search

• Fix so that bulk indexing exceptions are parsed with greater leniency so as to inform parent job of error messages.

Transfer

• Fix so that imported content will properly have its attachments populated for specific cases where relator properties are refreshed after import.
• Fix so that an export of node list items will additionally include any a:has-item associations as optional.