Native Browser Scrolling EnhancementĪdded an option to scroll through your artifacts and view all package contents in the Native browser. See Creating Webhooks in the JFrog Platform. W ith this release, the JFrog Platform now supports setting the secret for payload signing through the WebUI. To support both options, the backend was updated to also send an HTTP header containing the payload hash value calculated based on the secret token (this hash value should be computed based on SHA1 or SHA256). To sign the events payload- in which case the secret token must not be passed as a header.
As the X-JFrog-Event-Auth HTTP header, so that the token can be used by the service that receives the event to authenticate the event emitter.When creating Webhooks and defining a secret authentication token, the administrator can determine the way in which the Webhook's secret token should be used: Webhooks WebUI Now Supports Using the Secret for Signing the Payload Improved the speed when indexing Helm Charts in Helm repositories. Improved AQL internal search mechanism to support running faster queries. For more information, see Generating Scoped Tokens.
The scope of a user's access token (also known as a scoped token), has now been added to the JFrog Platform WebUI (in addition to the existing API endpoint) as a new column in the Security page. The Artifactory Docker image is shipped with JDK 17. Feature Enhancements Java 17 Compatibilityįrom this version, Artifactory officially supports running with JDK 17 on all installation types (e.g. To learn more, see Amazon S3 Official SDK Template. The transition is seamless between s3 to s3-storage-v3, as most parameters are the same between the two providers. You should therefore use the s3-storage-v3 instead, which uses the official, highly-maintained AWS S3 SDK.
In continuation to the official email sent on the 22 of July 2022, we have officially deprecated the JetS3t library that was used in the JFrog Platform to enable an API to AWS S3 and Google Cloud Storage.
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