Nuxeo Studio Release Notes

Discover upcoming and recent changes in Nuxeo Studio.

Recently Released Changes

Improvements

Trial Flag and Support Level Now Available in Connect

Administrators can now toggle the Trial flag and view the Support Level for projects directly in Connect, without switching to the legacy JSF interface.

What Changed: A new toggle button for the Trial flag has been added to the Connect Administration interface. Additionally, a "Support Level" column now appears in the Services view, letting you see at a glance which projects are currently marked as trials. These capabilities were previously only accessible through the legacy JSF admin pages.

Impact: This eliminates another reason to switch back to JSF for routine administration. You can now manage trial designations and verify support levels from a single, modern interface - saving time and reducing context-switching during account setup and reviews.

Artifact Details View in Studio Administration

You can now click on any Studio Project Artifact to see its full metadata - including name, type, version, size, checksums, and upload timestamp.

What Changed: A new descriptive details view has been added to the Studio Administration UI for project artifacts. When you select an artifact, you'll see all of its metadata in a clean, organized layout. Download and delete actions are also accessible directly from this view.

Impact: Previously, reviewing artifact details required navigating through multiple screens or using API calls. Now, all the information you need is available in one place, making it faster to verify artifact versions, check integrity via checksums, or clean up outdated artifacts.

Managing Settings and Permissions for Studio Project Artifacts

A new centralized page gives administrators clear visibility into who can view, download, delete, or configure artifacts.

What Changed: A dedicated Settings and Permissions page has been added under Studio Project Artifacts. It displays all permission mappings by role in a single view, so you can quickly understand and verify access controls without digging through multiple configuration screens.

Impact: Administrators can now audit and understand artifact permissions at a glance, making it easier to ensure that the right people have the right level of access — especially important when onboarding new team members or tightening security policies.

Bug fixes

Connector Version Selection Restored to Expected Behavior

Studio now correctly resolves default connector versions again, ensuring your projects deploy reliably without unexpected failures.

What Changed: A previous update had unintentionally altered how Studio determines the default version for connectors. This could cause projects that were working fine to suddenly fail during deployment - even though you hadn't changed any configuration. This release reverts to the original version-resolution logic.

Impact: If you experienced unexplained deployment failures after a recent Studio update, this fix resolves the issue. Your existing project configurations will now work exactly as they did before, with no action required on your end.

Faster Loading for the Connect Account Services Page

The services page for accounts with many projects now loads in under 3 seconds, down from 10–20 seconds.

What Changed: We optimized the underlying queries and introduced caching for the Connect account services page. Accounts with a large number of projects (such as presales or enterprise accounts) were previously triggering slow database lookups on every page load.

Impact: Administrators managing large accounts will notice a dramatically faster experience when viewing their services list. Page loads that previously took up to 20 seconds now complete in under 3 seconds, removing a significant daily friction point.

Docker Build Failure Blocking Deployments Has Been Resolved

A build failure that had been preventing all NOS builds and deployments since early June has been fixed.

What Changed: An external certificate URL referenced during Docker image builds began redirect-looping, causing every build to fail. Since no NOS endpoints depend on that certificate, the obsolete import has been removed entirely.

Impact: Builds and deployments that were blocked since early June are now fully operational again. No action is needed on your part - all pipelines will resume as normal.

Security Fixes

Q2 2026 Security Vulnerability Remediation

Critical and high-severity vulnerabilities identified through automated security scans have been fixed as part of our ongoing hardening program.

What Changed: Vulnerabilities flagged by automated code analysis and dependency scanning tools during Q2 2026 have been reviewed, prioritized, and remediated in this release. Fixes cover both direct code issues and third-party dependency updates.

Impact: Your Studio environment benefits from a stronger security posture with each release. These fixes reduce exposure to known vulnerabilities, helping you meet compliance requirements and maintain confidence in the platform's integrity.

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