Alfresco Application Development Framework (ADF) version 3.5.0 Release Note
These release notes provide information about the 3.5.0 release of the Alfresco Application Development Framework.
This is the latest General Available release of the Application Development Framework, which contains the Angular components to build a Web Application on top of the Alfresco Platform.
The release can be found on GitHub at this location.
See the ADF roadmap for details of features planned for future
versions of ADF.
This is the fifth minor release of ADF since February 2019 when version 3.0.0 was released.
The highlights of this release include additional support for Activiti 7 and improved accessibility.
Please report issues with this release in the issue tracker. You can collaborate on this release or share feedback by using the discussion tools on Gitter.
Improved accessibility
This release provides fixes for some accessibility issues and improves the overall accessibility of ADF based applications. Refer to the list of issues for details of the enhancements and fixes.
Authentication
The SSO experience has been enhanced by providing whitelist access to public routes and support for logout requests via the Alfresco Identity Management Service.
Localisation
This release includes: Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian (Bokmål), Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Swedish versions.
References
The following is a brief list of references to help you get started with the new release:
[ADF-4892] - DocumentList - set appropriate sort state for active and inactive column sort
[ADF-4896] - Unifying NotificationModel and Service between applications
Feature (Task)
[ADF-4816] - Refactor and improve About component to display current version in use
[ADF-4852] - Implement adf-cli update-commit-sha in pipeline
Please refer to the Alfresco issue tracker for other known issues in this release. If you have any questions about the release, please contact us using Gitter.
Thanks to the whole application team and the amazing Alfresco community for the hard work.
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