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1.7
Improvements & fixes
- We fixed a XSS vulnerability which potentially allowed Confluence administrators to send malicious code to Confluence users.
- Due to optimizing the frontend building we had to drop the IE support.
1.7.1
- CDN support
1.7.2
- Fixed vulnerable dependencies
1.7.3
- We changed the user interface to be gender neutral in the German version.
1.6
Linchpin Translations supports DC's read-only mode now.
New features
- We are now compatible with the Confluence Data Center read-only mode.
Improvements & fixes
- We added a logging key to the plugin's description.
1.6.1
- Generated language packs received a read-only mode flag.
1.6.2
- We fixed an issue in which pasted i18n keys resulted in untranslated texts by removing \u2060 on paste.
- We fixed an issue of endless loading and filtering while adding a language by updating the mapping of the loaded language data.
1.6.3
- The app has been renamed to Linchpin Translations.
- The app is now part of the Linchpin Intranet Suite (instead of being part of the Linchpin Manager app).
- We split npm packages.
1.6.4
- We removed duplicate and thus unnecessary @Indexed from entity columns with @Unique to avoid errors with Oracle DB which tries to create the index twice while @Unique is enough to create a unique index.
1.6.5
- We introduced usage tracking to Linchpin Translations.
- We fixed a bug concerning unique valid plugin keys for generated language packs in kebab case.
1.6.8
- New app icons.
1.6.9
- We fixed a CSRF vulnerability which potentially allowed users with admin access to upload their own corrupted files.
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This page was last edited on 04/03/2023.