ArcBlock DApp Platform ChangeLog
ArcBlock has released an updated ChangeLog for version 1.1.18 of its DApp Developer Platform with new features and updates.
ArcBlock DApp Platform Update: 1.1.18
ArcBlock releases DApp Platform 1.1.17 including:
- Optimization and performance improvements
- Bug fixes
- User experience improvements
- Blocklet improvements
1.1.18 (January 29, 2021)
- fix: blocklet upgrading error
- fix: trim inputs on blocklet configuration form
- fix: auth service does not work if ignoreUrls have empty value
- fix: blocklet team page 404
- fix: should ensure blocklet decompressed before run hooks
- feat: add gateway logs to log viewer
- feat: auth service can serve more blocklets under one domain
- feat: trim form inputs before submit
- feat: support websocket proxy on abtnode service
- feat: make browser open configurable when run blocklet dev
- feat: update service config form style
- fix: blocklet logo is missing in auth service
- chore: enable coverage for auth service
- feat: check if the cli version is matched the config version before start
- chore: improve marketplace card item click event
- feat: improve ripple effect on router rule list item
- fix: blocklet config should be removed after abtnode dev stopped
- feat: set blocklet installation startup concurrency base on memory
- chore: deprecate @abtnode/passport
- fix: make team page responsive on mobile device
- fix: should reset team before running team e2e test
- feat: add manage team entrance in blocklet actions
- fix: should not send request in welcome page in production node
- fix: add domain alias form support enter key
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Products
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Blocklet Server
superseded
The server that hosted blocklets as subprocesses. ARC is where that work continues; the subprocess hosting model is not being carried forward.
Terms
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Blocklet
A Blocklet is ARC's deployable unit. It keeps an application's declared content, configuration, and runtime needs together, so the unit being run is easier to understand and manage.