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When running in off-host execution mode, Jobs, Services, and Pods in Kubernetes will have an additional label identifying the Posit Connect node that created them. The label key is connect.rstudio.com/connect-node. (#23653)
The directory /var/log/rstudio/rstudio-connect will be created when installing RStudio Connect with the default files rstudio-connect.log, rstudio-connect.access.log and rstudio-connect.audit.log, as part of the new structured logging feature.
BREAKING: RStudio Connect confirms at startup that a configured Applications.Supervisor script does not reside under certain protected directories, including Server.DataDir, Server.TempDir, SQLite.Dir, and /etc/rstudio-connect/. Startup will fail if this is the case, and the script should be moved to another location, such as /usr/local/bin.
The RStudio Connect installation includes these Pandoc versions in separate, per-version directories beneath /opt/rstudio-connect/ext/pandoc. Previously, this directory only included binaries for a single version of Pandoc.
BREAKING: Authorization.UsersListingMinRole has been deprecated and it should be removed from the configuration file. A warning will be issued during startup in the rstudio-connect.log if the setting is in use. In the next release the presence of this setting will prevent RStudio Connect from starting up. Customers using this setting with any value other than of the default (viewer) should use Authorization.ViewersCanOnlySeeThemselves = true instead.
NOTICE: The next release of RStudio Connect will remove support for discovering R installations via /etc/rstudio/r-versions. Use the Server.RVersion property to indicate different R installations. See the R Versions section of the Admin Guide for more details about configuring your R installations.
NOTICE: Authorization.UserInfoEditableBy replaces Password.UserInfoEditableBy which has been deprecated. The latter should be removed from the configuration file. A warning will be issued during startup in the rstudio-connect.log if the setting Password.UserInfoEditableBy is present. In upcoming releases the presence of this setting may prevent RStudio Connect from starting up.
RStudio Connect includes experimental APIs that let you create content, obtain content details, and perform deployment operations against that content. The API cookbook within the User Guide contains examples to help you get started. The Connect Server API Reference contains the documentation for each of these endpoints. The rstudio/connect-api-deploy-shiny GitHub repository contains a Shiny application with sample deployment scripts. These APIs will continue to evolve in subsequent releases. Please try using them to build your own deployment tools and let your Customer Success Representative know about your experience.
BREAKING: Changed the default value for PAM.AuthenticatedSessionService to su. Previously, on some distributions of Linux, setting PAM.ForwardPassword to true could present PAM errors to users when running applications as the current user if the AuthenticatedSessionService was not configured. System administrators who had previously edited the rstudio-connect PAM service for use in ForwardPassword mode should update the PAM.AuthenticatedSessionService configuration option. See the Admin Guide
Alternatively, you can install R on your laptop from www.R-project.org. Then install RStudio Desktop fromwww.RStudio.com. If you have anolder version of R or Rstudio, we recommend uninstall them, delete the folder that holds the R packges, and reinstall the latest versions.
If you are using Rstudio Cloud through a web browser,you are using a computer on the cloud, which cannot directly access your local files.Therefore you need to first uploadthe data file to the cloud using the Upload button inthe Files tab in the lower right panel.
The Settings pane is now closed by default for all users except administrators. This allows quicker, less cluttered access to content for most users. It also improves the accessibility with large zoom factors. The config_url now adds /access, so that publishers can quickly add users to a newly published piece of content. (#26569, #27011)
Programmatic provisioning of initial installs can use the v1/bootstrap APIs. The v1/experimental/bootstrap endpoint is deprecated and will be removed in an upcoming release. See Programmatic Provisioning in the Posit Connect Admin Guide for additional details. (#26660)
Support for the migration configuration file (located at /etc/rstudio-connect/rstudio-connect-migration.gcfg by default), which was made read-only in 2023.06.0, has been removed. If you have settings that were automatically migrated during a previous upgrade please manually move them to your main configuration file. See the Configuration appendix for more details. (#26719)
Server Status Reports are now more accurate for the configuration being used. They determine which checks to run when they start by enumerating the available execution environments and Python, R, and Quarto installations. Previously, this information was only computed at startup and could become outdated. (#26146)
The configuration setting Authorization.PublishersCanManageVanities is now enabled by default. To maintain the old behavior where vanity URL management is restricted to administrators, Authorization.PublishersCanManageVanities must be set to false. (#26125)
Introduced the ability to configure whether local execution processes inherit environment variables from the server. Set Applications.InheritSystemEnvVars to false to disable environment variable inheritance. PATH is always inherited, regardless of this setting. Off-host execution with Kubernetes is unaffected; content executing off-host does not inherit environment variables. (#25140)
Quarto content executing locally now inherits environment variables from the server by default. This behavior can be disabled by setting the new Applications.InheritSystemEnvVars setting to false. (#25140)
Instrumentation data now includes the requested path for non-Shiny content hosted on Posit Connect. For example, you can see which API endpoints are high traffic and which pages in a published site are viewed by your audience. See the Content Visits API Reference for more information. (#24842)
Added the Server.ProxyHeaderLogging setting to enable logging for incoming request headers like X-RSC-REQUEST and X-FORWARDED-* which can be used to help debug proxy configurations. This configuration produces a lot of log messages and should be disabled once debugging is complete. (#19656)
Added support for raw NFS volume mounts when running content with off-host execution enabled. Use the Launcher.DataDirNFSHost configuration to define the NFS host. When using this setting, Launcher.DataDir defines the NFS export path. This setting is ignored when Launcher.DataDirPVCName is defined. (#23382)
Fixed a bug where content visits for Plumber, Voila, Streamlit, Dash, and Bokeh were over-counted in instrumentation metrics. Usage graphs may appear inaccurate as the dashboard displays data for the last 30 days, including content visits with a minimum data version of 1 or greater. The default content visits API minimum data version was bumped to 3 as a result of these changes. See the Historical Information section of the Admin Guide and the Content Visits API Reference for more information. (#24830)
Posit Connect considers the connection load with fewer workers when determining if a process is still required. Avoids situations where certain values for Scheduler.LoadFactor and Scheduler.MaxConnsPerProcess caused the termination of newly launched processes. (#18473, #24289)
Connect now prevents duplicate tasks from being queued. This affects both git polling and scheduled rendering of reports. If a matching task is already in the queue, a warning will be issued. The existing task will be left in the queue, and the new item will not be added. (#21895)
Updated the version of Packrat used by Posit Connect. This improves the detection of the host Linux distribution used to automatically rewrite Posit Package Manager URLs when R.PositPackageManagerURLRewriting is set to auto or force-binary. In particular, support has been added or fixed for the following distributions, expanding support to all distributions supported by Connect. Note that support for SLES 15 SP3 was dropped in Posit Package Manager 2023.08.0. (#24766)
Connect now allows publishers to disable environment management for select content items. By disabling environment management, the user indicates that Connect should not perform any environment restore based on the contents of the bundle manifest. Instead, the administrator is responsible for package installation in the runtime environment. Environment management can be disabled at the bundle-level with the manifest.json, at the application-level with the Connect Server API (or through the dashboard), or globally with a server-wide default value. This feature is available for both local and off-host content execution. The Python environment management and R environment management settings can be configured independently of one another. (#23960)
Connect has new strategies for resolving the set of R package repositories used to install packages in content environments, and controlling how configured RPackageRepository entries and content repositories are used. These are controlled with the setting R.PackageRepositoryResolution. The default behavior has changed. The new default, lax, uses a combined list of configured repositories and repositories from content. To use only configured repositories and discard content repositories, set to strict. To use the old overriding behavior, set to legacy. See the Admin Guide for more details and examples. (#23853)
Connect now sets the SPARK_CONNECT_USER_AGENT environment variable for all content. This can help users of hosted Apache Spark clusters (including Databricks) identify when content hosted on Connect is accessing Spark. (#24405)
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