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CommandBox 3.0.1 Released

Brad Wood February 23, 2016

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Brad Wood

February 23, 2016

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Today we are announcing a patch release of 3.0.1 for CommandBox CLI users.  This is a very small release that contains a single fix for those using the new server.json feature of CommandBox 3.0.0.  

New Stuff

Properties weren't being read correctly from the server.json file.  If you have been using server.json, please double check the format of the file here in our docs:

http://commandbox.ortusbooks.com/content/embedded_server/serverjson.html

This fix will make this functionality work as expected:


server set web.http.port=8000
server start

 Upgrading

If you already have 3.0.0 then this fix only affects the CFML bits and is very easy for you to install.  Simply run this command:


upgrade

If you're still on CommandBox 2.x, check out our 3.0.0 release announcement to see the cool new stuff.

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