Release 2.3.1
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AtoM 2.3.1 is a bug fix release for AtoM 2.3. We've closed a number of important user-reported bug tickets in order to improve some recurring problems with the previous release - you can view more details on each ticket in our issue tracker at the following links:
Visit the Downloads page to download the most recent release, and consult the 2.3 Upgrade and Installation guides for further information. A summary the fixes included in this release can be found below.
Bug fixes
- #10256 - Treeview does not appear when using certain cultures
- #10276 - Global setting for reference code separator affects new user slug generation
- #10418 - Header fix for ArchivesCanada theme - include Clipboard link
- #10426 - Results pagination not working in term index pages
- #10633 - Investigate potential Ubuntu 16.04 compatibility issues with CSV import
- #10675 - PDF derivatives not generating correctly on Ubuntu 16.04
For a list of all issue tickets included in the 2.3.1 release, see: https://projects.artefactual.com/versions/115
Important
For users who have encountered errors when trying to use a period or other characters as the reference code separator:
This issue has been identified in #10276. If you have tried to use a period as a reference code separator and are experiencing issues, the 2.3.1 release will include a fix for this issue going forward. To resolve the current issues in your AtoM instance, we have prepared a script that can be run from the command-line. The script is available at:
Instructions on how to run the script locally
- Follow the link above and download the script. Place it somewhere accessible from the root directory of your AtoM installation.
- From AtoM's root directory, use the ``tools:run`` command to execute the script, like so:
php symfony tools:run path/to/location/of/10276-separator-fix.php
The script will replace any periods used with the default dash separator in the database, which should resolve page load errors.