Changelog

CodeScene version 7.5.10 includes the following:

• Bug fix: False positive Bumpy Road warning for Python

• Bug fix: Bitbucket Server PR integration: fixed missing Code Insights report updates

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

CodeScene version 7.5.9 includes the following:

• Bug Fix: An API user with project creation privileges inside a group can no longer create projects outside that group. 

• Bug Fix: The Azure DevOps integration now supports explicit links between Work Items and pull requests, so linked PRs show up correctly in your PM data.

• Bug Fix: On-prem installations now support local Git remotes (this previously failed to initialize).

• Bug fix: Jira issue links weren't generating correctly when using new API tokens through an API gateway.

• Bug fix: Project management data could go missing when Jira silently skipped projects it couldn't access, instead of returning an error.

• Improvement: You can now authenticate with GitHub using GitHub Apps in on-prem installations.

• Improvement: Added a required MySQL 8.4 setting (mysql-native-password=ON) to the external database setup guide.

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

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CodeScene version 7.5.8 includes the following:

• Improvement: Git provider tokens are now masked in the configuration UI for added protection.

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

CodeScene version 7.5.7 includes an important fix for customers using the REST-API to configure their PR integrations.

What was the problem?

We identified a bug in how HTTP parameters were being parsed. A conversion that was only intended for HTTP page parameters was incorrectly being applied to REST API payloads, causing an error when the value was already an integer.

Regarding parameter naming

You should be using underscored names, however our documentation was incorrectly suggesting hyphens. This has also been corrected.

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