DTR 2.3 release notes

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These are the docs for DTR version 2.3.4

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Here you can learn about new features, bug fixes, breaking changes, and known issues for each DTR version.

You can then use the upgrade instructions, to upgrade your installation to the latest release.

DTR 2.3.4

(12 October 2017)

High severity
- Fixed a bug in distribution that caused pull timeouts under load if using NFS or local storage. #2299
- Fixed GCS configuration UI.
Low severity
- Fixed missing show password button.
- Removed incorrectly enforced length limit on repo names from UI.
- Fixed small UI behavior and appearance inconsistencies.

(13 September 2017)

High severity:
- Fixed issue with RethinkDB not starting correctly after restarting a DTR replica.
- Fixed issue that prevented UCP 2.1.x from being able to pull images.
Low severity:
- Improved error handling in the vulnerability scanner.
- Fixed issue that caused webhooks not to fire when an image was automatically promoted.

(25 August 2017)

(24 August 2017)

High severity:
- Fixed a bug which caused upgrades to fail when upgrading from 2.2 to 2.3 when DTR was previously upgraded from 2.1 to 2.2.
- Make it possible to install DTR when the Docker daemon has SELinux enabled.
Low severity:
- In-product documentation for content cache now shows a simplified configuration format. The older configuration format is still supported for backwards compatibility.
- When creating teams, the team name is validated in a way that’s consistent with UCP.
- The promotion policy creating form was sometimes disabled. This has been fixed.
- Fixed bug that made users show as inactive, when they were actually active.

(16 August 2017)

Repositories can now be marked “immutable”. Tags for images in immutable repos cannot be changed or updated.
You can now define promotion policies, to automatically copy images from one repository to another.
DTR now has UX for easily creating webhooks for events in repositories such as image pushes, scans, deletions, and promotions.
Added support for scanning Windows images for vulnerabilities.
Support was added for handling manifest-lists for multi-architecture images. This lets you manage images for different operating systems (eg. Linux and Windows) and CPU architectures (eg. x86_64 and s390x) under a single tag.
You can now use the web UI in Chinese.

The users page is now paginated to decrease long load times.
Fixed the login page to be more resilient to improperly configured domain names. Now you can always use the /login URL to bypass SSO misconfiguration issues.

Preserve the NFS hostname instead of resolving it during DTR installation.
Allow using S3 compatible storage with customized certificates or without TLS verification.

Simplified content cache configuration.
Removed old, insecure 3des from the cipher list.
Allow refresh tokens with basic auth when using the DTR API.
Added the ability to rescan all previously scanned images at once.
Fixed issue with configs not being picked up by containers sometimes which previously required a restart of all containers.

When running DTR 2.3.0 + UCP 2.1.x, UCP users cannot pull images from DTR without logging in first.
When using SSO with UCP 2.1.0, you have to log into DTR and UCP separately.
Some users are displayed as inactive when they are actually active. This only happens when using pagination, and can be fixed by refreshing the browser.

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