Snipe-IT v5.0.2 Released

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If your minimum password setting in Admin > Settings was previously less than 8, you should change this to 8 or greater before upgrading. Failure to update this may cause other settings to fail on saving.

This is a bug fix release that should handle some of the issues reported over the past few days.

If you’re running into an issue with images not showing up, that’s due to an outdated version of upgrade.php (outdated because of us, not you.) That script unfortunately tries (tried) to move your files to the Laravel-approved storage directory. Since that was last updated, we decided not to use that file path, so if you upgraded using upgrade.php and your images are coming up broken, please move the files in app/storage/uploads back to public/uploads and remove the symlink the upgrader created for you.

We’ll be hitting them back as quickly as you can throw issues at us, so keep them coming! We appreciate it 🙂

Fixed

  • Fixed #8562 – manufacturer logo upload failing
  • Add a dirtiness check to slim down JSON LDAP sync summaries
  • Fix for #8580 – Error 500 on custom asset report having assets with model without Depreciation
  • Fixed language for the ad_append_domain_help string
  • Fixed #8590 – unable to checkin and delete from user view
  • Fixed #8589 – unable to accept asset
  • Fixed #8585 – requested assets page blank
  • Fixed signature issue on accepted assets – related to #8577

IMPORTANT: This release requires PHP 7.1.3 or greater.

Upgrading

For general upgrading instructions, click here. Users who installed Snipe-IT via Git (recommended) can just run php upgrade.php.

For a full list of changes, see the changelog.

After completing the upgrade process, be sure to clear your browser cookies.

Upgrading from v3

Please see the upgrade instructions here.

About the author

A. Gianotto

Alison is the founder and CEO of Grokability, Inc, the company that makes the open source product Snipe-IT.

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