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4.0.6

Not secure
- Updated Open Enclave to [0.19.3](https://github.com/openenclave/openenclave/releases/tag/v0.19.3).

4.0.5

Not secure
- Debug logging is now available in non-SGX builds by default, and controlled by a run-time CLI argument (`--enclave-log-level`). On SGX this remains a build-time decision (5375).
- Supporting intermediate cert chain included in TLS handshake, where previously only server leaf certificate was present (5453).
- Added `getVersionOfPreviousWrite` to TypeScript `TypedKvMap` interface (5451).

4.0.4

Not secure
- Added TypeScript interfaces `UserCOSESign1AuthnIdentity` and `MemberCOSESign1AuthnIdentity`, to be used with `user_cose_sign1` and `member_cose_sign1` authentication policies.

4.0.3

Not secure
- User can now pass a `--config-timeout` option to `cchost` on startup. For example, a user wanting to start a `cchost` that may need to wait up 10 seconds for a valid config to appear under `/cfg/path` can invoke `./cchost --config-timeout 10s --config /path/cfg`.
- If a pid file path is configured, `cchost` will no longer start if a file is present at that path.

4.0.2

Not secure
- Added `ccf::UserCOSESign1AuthnPolicy` (C++) and `user_cose_sign1` (JavaScript) authentication policies.

4.0.1

Not secure
- The `set_js_runtime_options` action now accepts `return_exception_details` and `log_exception_details` boolean options, which set the corresponding keys in the `public:ccf.gov.js_runtime_options` KV map. When enabled, a stack trace is respectively returned to the caller, and emitted to the log, on uncaught JS exceptions in application code.

Changed

- For security reasons, OpenSSL `>=1.1.1f` must be first installed on the system (Ubuntu) before installing the CCF Debian package (5227).

Added

- Added `ccf::historical::populate_service_endorsements` to public C++ API, allowing custom historical endpoints to do the same work as adapters.

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