PASS release 2.3.0
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Russ Poetker
Sep 25, 2025, 10:22:29 AMSep 25
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The PASS team is happy to announce the release of version 2.3.0.
This release includes two areas of change. The first is a set of changes to improve messaging to users describing what happens after the completion of a submission. Now an appropriate message in the UI will describe the next steps depending on the submission's target repositories. There were also several updates made to the grant selection tables with regard to improving UX and fixing a few bugs. The second area of change is in the grant loader where a new integration with the Fibi Grant Management System has been added. The PASS release workflow has also migrated to Central Portal for publishing artifacts to Maven central.
With this release the PASS project is transitioning from a monthly release cycle to an biannual (twice yearly) release cycle. This adjusted timeline will reduce the challenge of keeping up-to-date with PASS while also ensuring that progress continues. Critical bugs and security vulnerabilities will continue to be addressed promptly and may result in minor off-cycle bug-fix releases.
For more information about this or any previous release, please see our release notes. Our plans for upcoming releases can be seen on our roadmap.
This release includes two areas of change. The first is a set of changes to improve messaging to users describing what happens after the completion of a submission. Now an appropriate message in the UI will describe the next steps depending on the submission's target repositories. There were also several updates made to the grant selection tables with regard to improving UX and fixing a few bugs. The second area of change is in the grant loader where a new integration with the Fibi Grant Management System has been added. The PASS release workflow has also migrated to Central Portal for publishing artifacts to Maven central.
With this release the PASS project is transitioning from a monthly release cycle to an biannual (twice yearly) release cycle. This adjusted timeline will reduce the challenge of keeping up-to-date with PASS while also ensuring that progress continues. Critical bugs and security vulnerabilities will continue to be addressed promptly and may result in minor off-cycle bug-fix releases.
For more information about this or any previous release, please see our release notes. Our plans for upcoming releases can be seen on our roadmap.
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