github pglombardo/PasswordPusher v1.24.0
v1.24.0: New Expiration Settings & Latest Language Strings

latest releases: v1.48.2, v1.48.1, v1.48.0...
22 months ago

Existing expiration settings have been deprecated but still work for the time being. Using the deprecated settings will emit a warning on application boot.

The reason being is that you can now set expiration settings per push type (Passwords, Files or Urls). These settings are now in their own namespaces. See Configuration.md for details.

In about 6 months I will remove these older settings entirely.

The list of deprecated settings are at the bottom of this release.

What’s Changed

⬆️ Dependencies updates

👥 List of contributors

@dependabot, @dependabot[bot] and @pglombardo

Deprecations

The list of deprecated settings are:

Settings.expire_after_days_default => Settings.pw.expire_after_days_default
Settings.expire_after_days_min => Settings.pw.expire_after_days_min
Settings.expire_after_days_max => Settings.pw.expire_after_days_max
Settings.expire_after_views_default => Settings.pw.expire_after_views_default
Settings.expire_after_views_min => Settings.pw.expire_after_views_min
Settings.expire_after_views_max => Settings.pw.expire_after_views_max
Settings.enable_retrieval_step => Settings.pw.enable_retrieval_step
Settings.retrieval_step_default => Settings.pw.retrieval_step_default
Settings.enable_deletable_pushes => Settings.pw.enable_deletable_pushes
Settings.deletable_pushes_default -> Settings.pw.deletable_pushes_default

Note that this includes the related environment variables such as

 PWP__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_DEFAULT => PWP__PW__EXPIRE_AFTER_DAYS_DEFAULT

etc...

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