Greetings,
Foreman 1.1-1 is now available in both the Debian and yum stable repositories. The release notes are available here [1].
One of the most important items in this release is the fix for a bug that some users ran into that prevented auto-population in forms for non-admin users.
-Sam
There was a dependency issue with rubygem-safemode in the yum packages. I
just updated the repo with some new packages to fix that so if you ran into
problems you should be good to go now.
-San
Greetings,
Foreman 1.1-1 is now available in both the Debian and yum stable
repositories. The release notes are available here [1].One of the most important items in this release is the fix for a bug that
some users ran into that prevented auto-population in forms for non-admin
users.-Sam
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One of the fixes is actually a new version of safemode:
Updated safemode template rendering now allows "!=" operator
This'll require a new safemode RPM and the version requirement on the
foreman RPM to be increased to >= 1.2 as well. Shall I submit a PR
against foreman-rpms and we'll address it on the next stable update?
–
Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering
As I just posted to -users, I've fixed this issue.
-Sam
On 15/02/13 05:03, Sam Kottler wrote:
Greetings,
Foreman 1.1-1 is now available in both the Debian and yum stable
repositories. The release notes are available here [1].One of the most important items in this release is the fix for a bug
that some users ran into that prevented auto-population in forms for
non-admin users.-Sam
One of the fixes is actually a new version of safemode:
Updated safemode template rendering now allows “!=” operator
This’ll require a new safemode RPM and the version requirement on the
foreman RPM to be increased to >= 1.2 as well. Shall I submit a PR
against foreman-rpms and we’ll address it on the next stable update?–
Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering–
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