All filtering in web content now only applies to the current folder. Previously, certain filters exhibited behavior limited to the current folder and now it has been standardized to all filters.
Release Notes
This section contains information about breaking changes in out-of-the-box DXP features and capabilities. For breaking changes or internal code, please check this link.
The filtering options for "With approved versions," "With scheduled versions," and "With expired versions” are now designated as "Approved," "Scheduled," and "Expired," respectively. Rather than filtering all web content with a given status, it now distinctly displays content or versions in the specified status.
From now on, the segments tab for the Administrator role will no longer be displayed in the assignees' tab. Assigning the Administrator role through segments is not allowed.
The configuration sections in Utility Pages are not enabled, as the other pages, due to their use being more restricted. The implementation of these settings should occur by analyzing each case.
As mentioned in the new features section the following properties having been transformed in configurations, so they are no longer available in the properties files:
session.timeout.auto.extendsession.timeout.auto.extend.offset
The self bootstraping style *SearchRegistrar has been changed to service collecting of ModelSearchConfigurator.
Indexer registration code for custom entities has to be adjusted to become an OSGi service of type ModelSearchConfiguratorand to move all previous ModelSearchConfigurator setter call parameter as corresponding ModelSearchConfigurator getter return value.
This change was made in order to prevent fragment changes propagation when a user changes the cacheable option and then saves it. This was creating performance issues for some customers.
This change will benefit customers in terms of performance, as unnecessary propagations will no longer occur when the cacheable option is changed.
No changes are expected for customers' implementations. Just the awareness that this option is now somewhere else.
With the new support of Java JDK 17 and 21 runtimes, Java 11 will no longer be supported for DXP runtime on 2024.Q3 or later.
Liferay Workspace offers support for re-compiling custom modules on JDK 17 or 21.