github craftcms/cms 6.0.0-alpha.6

pre-release3 hours ago
  • Improved the accessibility of the Login page. (#19025)
  • Added CraftCms\Cms\User\Contracts\CraftUser and CraftUserTrait. (#19009)
  • Removed CraftCms\Cms\Auth\UserProvider; the Craft guard now defaults to Laravel’s Eloquent provider using CraftCms\Cms\User\Models\User. (#19009)
  • Added Auth::craftUser()/auth('craft')->craftUser() and request()->craftUser() as Craft-safe ways to access the authenticated user. (#19009)
  • Element::getIterator() no longer includes custom field values. (#19004)
  • Fixed a bug where checking the elevated session timeout could overwrite newer session data, which could prevent passkeys from being created.
  • Fixed a bug where legacy plugin-defined actions.php routes could collide between plugins. (#18994)
  • Fixed a bug where JavaScript and CSS registered by utility pages weren’t executed when navigating between utility pages, and weren’t cleaned up when navigating away. (#18978)
  • Fixed a bug where custom element authorization methods weren’t respected by Laravel element policies. (#18983)
  • Fixed a bug where removing all permissions from a user wouldn’t save. (#18995)
  • Fixed a bug where Single sections had Max Authors settings. (#19001)
  • Fixed a bug where Channel and Structure sections didn’t have Max Authors settings. (#19001)
  • Fixed a bug where sections’ Min Authors settings were defaulting to 1 when blank. (#19001)
  • Fixes a bug where the “View entry” permission was listed twice for Single sections, causing a SQL error when both were selected. (#19002)
  • Fixes a bug where user group handles weren’t getting auto-generated. (#19002)
  • Fixed a JavaScript error that could occur in the Control Panel when a custom element was registered more than once.
  • Fixed a bug where Control Panel action menu items could trigger their action twice when clicked.
  • Fixed a bug where legacy Control Panel JavaScript wasn’t loaded and initialized on all Control Panel pages.
  • Fixed a styling issue with user avatars.

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