Previously, logs were not very friendly and it was hard to track
a request because of the lack of request ID.
Now every log message comes with a header containing: method, path
request ID, session ID, IP of the user, date.
Moreover, the configurations displayed in the logs have their secrets
hidden from this commit.
Prior to this fix, every master commits was released to Dockerhub under latest
tag and tagged commit was released with a version tag in Dockerhub.
'Latest' tag in dockerhub should reference the latest released version and not
the head of master branch.
Thus, after this fix, 'latest' tag references the latest released version of
Authelia and 'master' tag references the head of master git branch.
The notification message pops up and hide after few seconds.
Sometimes, chrome drivers tries to click on a button that moves due
to the notification message animation and thus miss it.
Basically, the ACL configuration was very static and it was not allowed
to remove 'any', 'groups', 'users'. The application crashed when those
keys did not exist.
After this fix, every key is optional and replaced by a default value
for the app configuration to be complete and used by Authelia.
Later, a configuration validator will be implemented to detect issues
with configuration at startup.
Previously, string "{0}" was replaced by the user dn in the groups_filter
attributes of the LDAP configuration.
However, if the groups children only have a memberUid attribute, one would
like to use the username instead of the user dn.
Since the user dn can be built from the username, "{0}" is now replaced
by the username instead of the user dn so that an LDAP relying on attribute
'memberUid' can be used.
Client and server now have their own tsconfig so that the transpilation is only
done on the part that is being modified.
It also allows faster transpilation since tests are now excluded from tsconfig.
They are compiled by ts-node during unit tests execution.
One can now plug its own SMTP server to send notifications
for identity validation and password reset requests.
Filesystem has been removed from the template configuration file
since even tests now use mail catcher (the fake webmail) to
retrieve the email and the confirmation link.
ACLs can now be defined by subdomain AND resource using pattern matching
with regular expressions.
It allows a very fine-grained access control to backend resources.
[Note] For using example environmnent, user must update its /etc/hosts with
new subdomains updated in README.
Before this fix, the application was simply crashing during execution
when connection to redis was failing.
Now, it is correctly handled with failing promises and logs have been
enabled to clearly see the problem
Before this fix, the redirection URL was stored in the user session,
but this has a big drawback since user could open several pages in
browser and thus override the redirection URL leading the user to
be incorrectly redirected.
