[Announcement] CommandBox 3.7.0 Released
Brad Wood
We are excited to announce the general availability of CommandBox 3.7.0. This is another minor release for CommandBox, but comes packed with some major new features. If you want a more comprehensive overview of what's been added, read through this post where we put out our call for release candidate testing. Here's a high level overview of what's gone into this latest release.
What's New
- Task Runners - Run ad-hoc builds from the CLI written in CFML (Read more)
- Manage System Packages - update, list, and uninstall system modules (Read more)
- File Globbing - Use place holders like **.cfc for file operations to affect more than one file at a time. (Read more)
- Command Aliases - Alias your favorite commands for easy access in the future (Read more)
- Global Command Parameter Defaults - Set common parameters to have a given value at a global level (Read more)
- System Settings - Utilize environment variables to make your package and servers more dynamic (Read more)
- Testbox Run - Improved, minimalist output to the "testbox run" command (Read more)
- TestBox Watchers - Watch a directory for file changes and run your unit tests (Read more)
- Customize REST Servlets - Customize or disable the REST servlet paths on Lucee and Adobe servers (Read more)
- Custom Java Versions - Start your CF servers with any version of Java you want (Read more)
- Property files - New commands and helper libs for dealing with property files (Read more)
- Basic Authentication - Enable basic security on your servers with unlimited users (Read more)
- Custom URL to Open - Customize the browser URL that opens when you start a server (Read more)
- Disable Tray Icon - Turn off the system tray icon for your servers entirely (Read more)
- Show Proxy IP - Servers pass through the original user IP through proxies
- Jar Endpoint - Install 3rd party jars into your projects (Read more)
Download
To get this latest release, use the download links on our CommandBox product page. We've also updated our apt packages and Homebrew listings, so you can simply use your favorite package manager as well if that's how you installed CommandBox.
Documentation
As usual, you can view our GitBook documentation. It's been fully updated to reflect all the latest features and improvements.
commandbox.ortusbooks.com/content
The new command API docs are also available here: