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72:releasenotes [2018/10/03 03:39] – [Single-Sign-On via SAML] emr72:releasenotes [2018/10/09 17:09] – emr
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 The difference between public and private scopes has been removed. Scopes are now always defined on the reference element side. The difference between public and private scopes has been removed. Scopes are now always defined on the reference element side.
  
-The percentage-based rating for every single compliance mapping in V6 has been replaced with an N-P-L-F (None, Partially, Largely, Fully) scheme. Ratings are now given per standard requirement, not for every single mapping. For example, mapping an activity, a work product, and a template to one standard requirement receives only one N-P-L-F rating, not multiple percentage values.+The percentage-based rating from V6 has been replaced with a much simpler three-star rating scheme. Ratings are now given per standard requirement, not for every single mapping. For example, mapping an activity, a work product, and a template to one standard requirement receives only one rating, not multiple percentage values.
  
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 Stages now supports single-sign-on user authentication via SAML. For that purpose, Stages acts as a SAML Service Provider and authenticates users via a SAML Identity Provider. If an organization uses keycards or user certificates, user can log into Stages without having to type their username and password. New users can be automatically created and set up with default permissions upon their first login, so administrative overhead is eliminated. Stages now supports single-sign-on user authentication via SAML. For that purpose, Stages acts as a SAML Service Provider and authenticates users via a SAML Identity Provider. If an organization uses keycards or user certificates, user can log into Stages without having to type their username and password. New users can be automatically created and set up with default permissions upon their first login, so administrative overhead is eliminated.
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 ===== Miscellaneous ===== ===== Miscellaneous =====
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 Direct links to elements in previous Stages versions (e.g. "…/pkit/go/pelement.do?id=…") are automatically redirected to the new link format. The new format is independent of the database ID of an element, so the links should be more stable. Direct links to elements in previous Stages versions (e.g. "…/pkit/go/pelement.do?id=…") are automatically redirected to the new link format. The new format is independent of the database ID of an element, so the links should be more stable.
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 +===== Known Issues =====
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 +This initial release only contains the integration with Subversion (SVN) as a configuration management system. Additional systems like Sharepoint, CVS, PTC Integrity, or Dimensions will be released as add-on modules soon.
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 +Sorting process elements on touch devices (i.e. iPad) does not work.