Tyk Enterprise Developer Portal v1.8.1
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Release Date 5 Dec 2023
Breaking Changes
This release has no breaking changes.
Future breaking changes
This release doesn’t introduce future breaking changes.
Deprecations
There are no deprecations in this release.
Upgrade instructions
If you are on 1.8.0 or an older version we advise you to upgrade ASAP directly to this release. Unlike 1.8.0, 1.8.1 fixes the broken backward compatability for the default visual theme. Therefore, the upgrade path from earlier versions are straightforward. It is enough to just pull the latest version of the portal’s container.
To upgrade the portal’s theme please follow the upgrade instructions for the portal’s themes.
Release Highlights
The 1.8.1 release addresses multiple high-priority bugs:
- Restored backward compatibility for the default visual theme which was broken in the previous release.
- Fixed the bug where the live portal UI was broken when there is more than one OpenAPI specification attached to an API Product.
- Fixed the bug where the collapsible components in the admin application of the portal didn’t open.
- Fixed the bug where the client type wasn’t a required field when creating OAuth2.0 clients via the DCR flow.
- Fixed the bug where CPU usage unexpectedly increased in Kubernetes without external traffic.
- Fixed the bug where admin users were not able to approve access requests in Kubernetes environment.
- Fixed the bug where the usage analytics didn’t show in the Developer Dashboard.
- Upgraded the version of Stoplight to the latest available version in the default theme.
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Added
- Add a config option to expose the Golang profiling information which allows for debugging issues related to resource consumption.
Changed
- Upgraded the version of Stoplight to the latest available version in the default theme.
Fixed
- Restored backward compatibility for the default visual theme which was broken in the previous release.
- Fixed the bug where CPU usage unexpectedly increased in Kubernetes without external traffic.
- Fixed the bug where admin users were not able to approve access requests in Kubernetes environment.
- Fixed the bug where the usage analytics didn’t show in the Developer Dashboard.
- Fixed the bug where the live portal UI was broken when there is more than one OpenAPI specification attached to an API Product.
- Fixed the bug where the collapsible components in the admin application of the portal didn’t open.
- Fixed the bug where the client type wasn’t a required field when creating OAuth2.0 clients via the DCR flow.
Further Information
Upgrading Tyk
Please refer to the upgrading Tyk page for further guidance with respect to the upgrade strategy.
FAQ
Please visit our Developer Support page for further information relating to reporting bugs, upgrading Tyk, technical support and how to contribute.