The /token/revoke endpoint is replaced with /logout, which does not need the token as a parameter
The /login endpoint no longer needs to specify a 'scope' value
The OIDC login process now delivers a Single-use token to the front-end when OIDC login completes. The single use token is posted to the /login endpoint as a code parameter with a grant_type of 'urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:single-use-auth' which returns a usable hybrid token. This change was made to ensure possibly leaked token values through query string parameters would not give an attacker access to an account.
Fix issue with failing to upload files larger than 50GB to AWS
Limit OIDC “prompt” query string parameter to Google Identity Providers (fixes OIDC to providers like Ping that do not support that parameter)
Correct encoding of slashes in the base prefix for the Resolved Cloud Path for Azure Cloud Connections
Ensure no connection errors when uploading more than 500 simultaneous files
Pre-calculate user permissions and cloud connections to address bug where having many cloud connections could result in a database timeout
Disable password expiration after a year on Linux root account
Show and allow navigation to folders that have a blank name
Removes automatic determination of HNS enablement on Azure Storage Accounts because it failed when using a System Assigned Identity. HNS is now specified when creating/editing Azure Cloud Connection.
Importing a backup file with unsupported characters will now show errors with the line numbers of the unsupported characters
Read and write directly to Cloud Storage, using the HTTPS protocol
Configure folder permissions with List, Download, Upload and Delete/Overwrite
Map an Web User Home Folder to an Cloud Storage location
Folder mapping lets you configure a common scenario where an internal Web user has read/write access to
external Web users' data, while external users cannot see each other's data