Released: October 2022
This release contains no new features.
This release contains no functionality changes.
This release contains no changes to third-party libraries.
[RPFL-598] A vulnerability needs to be fixed.
This release contains the following known issues:
Schema compilation does not support all rule types. If you want to use action permission rules to set service permissions, you have to add the 'com.orchestranetworks.addon.rpfl.DefaultRulesSchemaServicePermission' class to those services manually.
You must keep your D.E.C.'s current. This is especially true if you add or remove the mandatory attribute, the computed value attribute or maximum number of values attribute from a data model field.
Default classes are those available to be added automatically-including the default schema extension. However, one data model can only have one schema extension. So, if you have your own schema extension in the data model, you have to remove it from the data model before adding a default class. To reuse your programmatic access rules, invoke them in the add-on using the method described in the appendix.
From version 1.5.0, the add-on provides the following views: 'D.E.C. hierarchy' on D.E.C. table, 'Rule by D.E.C. hierarchy' on Rule table, and 'Rule execution by D.E.C. hierarchy' on the Rule execution table. However, on the old snapshot of the add-on, new views do not display any data. In this case, you have to use the default view or the old view.
This release contains the following known issues related to the scripting language:
The script does not support to 'query' data by the association node.
The script does not support to modify data on other data spaces. You can modify data on the current data space only.
The wizard panel only shows the model of the data set that the rule will execute.