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Announcement1.95

Release v1.95

This release includes new Helm chart configuration options for volumes, improved security warnings when protection systems are disabled, and display of user names in workspace members. It also fixes a security issue where anonymous users could execute unpublished actions and updates default MongoDB image configuration.

Features

  • Added extraVolumes and extraVolumeMounts configuration options to the Helm chart. (#41515)
  • Show a security warning message when ps is turned off. (#41486)
  • Display user display names on workspace members page (#8545)

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where anonymous users could execute unpublished actions. (#41517)
  • Updated Helm charts to use the Appsmith-built MongoDB image by default. (#41506)
  • Switched to OIDC trust for depot in the base image workflow. (#41497)
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