Released: October 31, 2018
The documentation has been reorganized into smaller chapters and these chapters grouped into topics. This makes finding a specific documentation chapter easier. A "getting started" chapter was also added.
Several pages from the Wiki have been transferred to the documentation ( scaling up, workflows, password_reset, and others). Many thanks to all who contributed to the creation and improvement of these pages. The Wiki experiment has been proven a success in improving the quality and amount of documentation.
The documentation markup has also been improved to comply with Sphinx's best practices.
Finally a new make file target has been added to help reduce the number of spelling errors before publishing documentation content.
A new management command named showsettings
has been added. This
command will display all the setting options and their current value.
This command is helpful in testing setting value override from the
command line via environment variables.
The usability of the workflow previews has been improved by increasing their default render resolution and showing them centered in the page. This increases the details in large or complex workflows with many states.
Previously it was possible to index a document by its base properties (label, description, checksum, UUID, etc). Support has been added to trigger a re-indexing of the document if any of these properties is updated.
Several versions ago support for sending documents to multiple emails was added. Recently the user interface began using HTML5 form widgets including the email widget. This widget default validation allows only one email per field. This broke the support for multiple email sending. The field in question has been changed to a normal text field and a custom validation code has been added to allow multiple emails. Each email can be separated by a comma or a semmicolon. Each email enterred will be validated individually.
A new setting option has been added to allow changing the default URL
used as the homepage and the password reset URL. This options is named
COMMON_PROJECT_URL
and can be changed from the user interface or with
environment variable MAYAN_COMMON_PROJECT_URL
.
Remove deprecated requirements:
$ curl https://gitlab.com/mayan-edms/mayan-edms/raw/master/removals.txt | pip uninstall -r /dev/stdin
Type in the console:
$ pip install mayan-edms==3.1.8
the requirements will also be updated automatically.
If you installed Mayan EDMS by cloning the Git repository issue the commands:
$ git reset --hard HEAD $ git pull
otherwise download the compressed archived and uncompress it overriding the existing installation.
Remove deprecated requirements:
$ pip uninstall -y -r removals.txt
Next upgrade/add the new requirements:
$ pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
Perform these steps after updating the code from either step above.
Migrate existing database schema with:
$ mayan-edms.py performupgrade
Add new static media:
$ mayan-edms.py collectstatic --noinput
The upgrade procedure is now complete.