Latest version of Sonatype IQ Server version 162 has been released and is freely available for download for all existing users.
New Features in this Release
Using a new property waivedComponentUpgradeMonitoringEnabled, users can use the Configuration REST API to configure Lifecycle to view recommendations when upgrades for a waived component are available.
Improvements in this release
With redesigned UX for the Waived Component Upgrades feature (first released in version 159,) users can now configure this feature from the System Preferences menu.
When enabled, the Upgrade Available indicator on the Waivers Dashboard will indicate when a safe-to-use version of a waived component is recommended by the Sonatype Research Team.
Other Improvements:
Sonatye IQ Server now supports evaluation of applications and components in Java 19 and Java 20 bytecode.
Users can now retrieve scan reports related to a specific stage and also limit the number of reports returned, by specifying the count of most recent reports using the Reports REST API.
We have improved the execution cycle of Default Branch Monitoring to prevent unnecessary exits that occurred on encountering errors.
Latest Google Chrome versions are compatible with this version of IQ Server.
Notable Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue that caused truncation of log files in support.zips.
The filter on the Advanced Legal Pack (ALP) application page now resets contextually, when navigating to a new application.
The button text on the Source Control Monitoring (SCM) configuration page has been fixed to reflect the exact user action, “create” or “update” an SCM configuration, as applicable.
The LDAP authentication exception that caused session timeouts for IQ Server in a multi-realm environment has been fixed.
Identification of unknown dependencies when scanning “unknown components” using the Maven plugin has been fixed.
The internal server error that occurred when downloading an application report containing non-English characters has been resolved.
The issue that caused the application composition report to show incorrect license violations when parsing npm components has been fixed.
For more detailed information on release 162, please refer to the release notes.
Thank you,
Dariush Griffin
Sonatype Lifecycle - Product Manager