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ColdBox 6.2.2 Released

Luis Majano January 12, 2021

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Luis Majano

January 12, 2021

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Today we released ColdBox v6.2.2 as a minor path. Please update if you are affected by the issues shown in the release notes.


update coldbox

# If you are using standalone libraries, then update those
update wirebox
update cachebox
update logbox

Release Notes [6.2.2] => 2021-JAN-12

ColdBox HMVC Core

Bugs

  • [COLDBOX-963] - Use Java URI for more resiliant getFullURL to avoid double slashes

WireBox

Bugs

  • [WIREBOX-107] - wirebox metadata caching broken
  • [WIREBOX-109] - Standalone event pool interceptData -> data not backwards compat

Improvements

  • [WIREBOX-108] - WireBox not handling cachebox, logbox, and asynmanager instances properly

CacheBox

Improvements

  • [CACHEBOX-65] - CacheBox not handling wirebox, logbox, and asynmanager instances properly

LogBox

Improvements

  • [LOGBOX-60] - Ignore interrupted exceptions from appenders' scheduler pool

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