Unleash

Unleash 6.9

Our latest release, Unleash 6.9, is here with deeper insight into user permissions and more flexibility when defining custom roles.

Find the full release notes for Unleash 6.9 on GitHub. 

New: User roles and permissions overview

We’ve added a new Access overview page for each user, making it easier for administrators to see exactly what a user can do in Unleash and which roles grant those permissions. You can explore permissions at the root level or for specific environments and projects.

 

 

New: Root-level permissions for authentication and instance maintenance

We’ve introduced five new root-level permissions to give more granular control over features that were previously restricted to the Admin role. These permissions cover authentication settings, banners, maintenance mode, CORS management, and access logs.

Improved: IP addresses in Event Log

The Event Log now records the IP address of the user who performed each action.

Improved: Projects no longer require an Owner

To give you full flexibility when it comes to customizing the project-level roles, we removed the requirement for projects to have an Owner.

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