What's New in LTS 2023.30 / LTS 2023-HF30

Create a Cloudwatch Reporter to Expose Scale Metric

The scale metric can be exposed in CloudWatch to ease AutoScale group configuration. Learn how to configure autoscaling for Nuxeo worker nodes using AWS EC2 Auto Scaling Groups based on Nuxeo cluster metrics.

Add Bulk Management Endpoint to Abort a Command

There is now a management endpoint to abort a bulk command:

DELETE /api/v1/management/bulk/<BULK_COMMAND_ID>

Add New Property to 'quartz.properties.nxftl' and Make 2 Properties Configurable via 'nuxeo.conf'

New nuxeo.conf properties are available to configure quartz scheduler on mongodb

You can now configure the following quartz properties when running on MongoDB:

• org.quartz.jobStore.mongoOptionWriteConcernTimeoutMillis (defaults to 5000)
• org.quartz.jobStore.mongoOptionWriteConcernW (defaults to Majority)

Rollback Changes on a Task When Completing It With an Incorrect Action

Transaction is rolled back when a task completion fails within a wokflow execution.

Clean Up sequentialScroll Usage When Useless

Remove unnecessary sequentialScroll flag since this "garbageCollectOrphanBlobs" bulk command is always run in exclusive mode.

Support RTL Languages

Arabic and Hebrew locales are enabled and labels displayed right-to-left in the login page.

Make It Easier to Subclass KeycloakAuthenticationPlugin

The KeycloakAuthenticationPlugin can be subclassed more easily.

Allow the Test Framework to Declare Several JUnit Rules of Same Type

Allow the Nuxeo Test Framework to declare several JUnit rules of same type

You can now declare several JUnit rules of the same type in your tests, such as:

public class ITOAuth2Test {

    @Rule
    public final HttpClientTestRule unauthenticatedClient = HttpClientTestRule.builder().build();

    @Rule
    public final HttpClientTestRule testUserClient = HttpClientTestRule.builder()
                                                                       .credentials(TEST_USERNAME, TEST_PASSWORD)
                                                                       .build();

   ...
}