NAV 5.12.0 released
The first feature release of the 5.12 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
New packages for 11 (Bullseye) are available in our APT repository as usual. We haven’t started building packages for Debian 12 (Bookworm) yet, as NAV does not yet support running under Python 3.11.
Please be extra aware of config file changes, especially in
ipdevpoll.conf
. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure
to update your running config.
Removed
- Removed dependencies django-crispy-forms and crispy-forms-foundation (#2794)
Added
- Active maintenance tasks that only reference deleted components will be automatically cancelled (#3229)
- Alert profiles filter match value dropdowns now support interactive value searches (#3238)
- Added support for setting access port VLANs for Cisco Small Business switches in PortAdmin (by reverting to non-Cisco-specific handler routines for this subgroup of products) (#3249)
Changed
- Switched to building CSS from Sass using webpack instead of deprecated
libsass
. (#2849) - Run tests using tox version 4 (#2973)
- The ipdevpoll plugin to fetch ARP cache data from a netbox’s Palo Alto firewall API is now configured through a new management profile type assigned to that netbox (#3147)
- The old-style
setup.py
script was removed and installation docs were updated (#3176) - Ensure that CSRF token info is included in all forms that have been refactored to remove the
django-crispy-forms
dependency (#3157)
Fixed
- Alert profiles filter match value dropdowns now support more than the old hard limit of 1000 choices (#2908)
- Disable deletion of the default dashboard (#3150)
- Rooms and locations with periods in their IDs can now be properly retrieved from the corresponding API endpoints (#3186)
- Fix spurious crashing when loading some Netmap layer 3 views (#3225)
- Improve description of deleted maintenance components (#3228)
- Stop SNMP-based
arp
plugin from stepping on thepaloaltoarp
plugins toes. Note that this requires updating the plugin order in theip2mac
job inipdevpoll.conf
(#3252) - Ensure that each account has exactly one default dashboard
Release notes
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes before upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!