Releases: advanced-rest-client/arc-electron
Releases · advanced-rest-client/arc-electron
15.0.0-beta.1
This is Client Certificates Release Candidate.
This release includes:
- Ability to encrypt export files with password; ARC will ask for the password during the import process,
- Added support for Client Certificates:
- Now you can import and manage certificates from Request > Web session > Client certificates menu
- Use client certificates in the request editor in the Authorization tab
- Certificates are now a part of import / export process
15.0.0-aplha.4
This is Client Certificates pre-release.
This release includes:
- Ability to encrypt export files with password; ARC will ask for the password during the import process,
- Added support for Client Certificates:
- Now you can import and manage certificates from Request > Web session > Client certificates menu
- Use client certificates in the request editor in the Authorization tab
- Certificates are now a part of import / export process
15.0.0-aplha.2
This release comes with the implementation of client certificates.
- Manage certificates via Request > Web session > Client certificates menu
- Use certificate in a request by using "Client certificates" option in the Authorization tab
Certificates can be exported and reimported to the application. We suggest to use Encrypt file
option when exporting certificates or a request that has certificate set to prevent reading private keys from the export file.
14.0.4
14.0.3
15.0.0-aplha.1
A version 15 dev channel.
Changelog
- Upgraded Electron to 7.0.0
- Upgraded AMF to 4.0.0-preview
- Upgraded API components to latest version with support of AMF 4
14.0.2
14.0.1
14.0.0
Version 14 finally released after about a year of rewriting the code base and testing!
Noticeable changes:
- Redesign, again. But it's wort it. The application looks so much lighter.
- Workspaces - new way of importing data to ARC. The application window stores state data to a file. Nothing, new, but now it can use any file that the user points to. In menu you have option to point to a workspace file and current state is saved there instead of the default file.
- Request config! Now request object can create its own configuration that overrides application global configuration. It allows to tune up the request without changing global settings.
Bug fixes
- #166 -
Content-*
headers onGET
request - now the app warns you before sending those headers with GET request. - Fixes #176 - Export to Google Drive
- Fixes z-index of the toolbar to restore variables overlay rendering
- Fixes export dialog in the history panel to include default file name
- Fixes #176 - Google Drive export
- fixed space normalization for path part of the URL in API Console
Goodies
- #147 - Click on a link in the response view with CTRL/CMD key pressed will open new GET request in new tab
- #123 - Now workspace has its own configuration file with set structure (see /docs/api/workspace.md)
- #121 - Now it is possible to define variables on a workspace level. Workspace variables overrides application variables in case of conflict. With this release it is only possible to define variables in the configuration file.
- Partially #125 and #119 - The app allows to define workspace metadata (description, creation time, author info), export workspace to file, and open the file with as a data source for the workspace. This allows you to create a workspace configuration (requests, variables, app-like configuration) and share it with others. This way, regardless application configuration, you will have the same environment.
- New: Adding export dialog to request editor
- New: Adding workspace files history menu
- re-adding image and PDF files preview in the response view
Note, workspace changes are planned throughout several releases. Therefore tickets won't be closed until last functionality is implemented.
Changes
- #124 - Web session URL input has been moved to the workspace instead of ARC app. It allows to configure the URL per workspace
- Replaces export file extension from
json
toarc
- Update: Updating themes. No, actually, removing old system and creating new. Complete redesign.
- Update: Adding 404 response when component is missing in the source.
14.0.0-beta.7
- fixed toolbar icons styling
- replaced "messages" icon in the toolbar
- fixed pre-installed theme updates