This is considered a minor, non-breaking release of DeepLynx.
- Corrected various security concerns in the Docker image - Corrected JWT package security concerns - Changed how we handled conflicts on the nodes/edges insert to help cut down duplicates - Added an `isEnabled` query parameter to Type Mappings/Transformations API calls
1.1.7
This is considered a minor, non-breaking release of DeepLynx.
- Various stability improvements - Rewrote how jobs emit and process data to help manage database strain - Removed old edge validation methods which were causing DB slowdowns - Added caching on some frequently accessed resources to help alleviate DB strain - Tags feature added to API
1.1.6
This is a minor, non-breaking release of DeepLynx.
- Corrected CSRF issue
1.1.5
This is a minor, non-breaking release of DeepLynx.
- Corrected infinite login issue with JWT issue - Added ability to export Data Sources - Enabled P6 adapter configuration - Corrected CSRF issue
1.1.2
This is considered a minor, non-breaking release of DeepLynx.
- Fixed timezone issue in parsing of dates via type mapping.
1.1.0
This is considered a minor, non-breaking* release of DeepLynx. This is also the first release of DeepLynx to include a Rust module - which is fantastic start to an update to performance and responsiveness.
- Various UI bugfixes - Fixed reprocessing of Data Sources - Corrected issue causing failure to launch on Node 18+ - Included the new `dl-fast-load` module - a Rust module for quickly loading data into timeseries data tables.
*non-breaking only applies to the users and data. Development of DeepLynx now necessitates the installation of Rust and users must update their own local environment to reflect that fact.