Changelog
v1.11.9
- Updated packages to latest versions re vulnerability in
word-wrap
package - Reverted to using
yarn
for builds
v1.11.8
- Force resolution of
semver
to^7.5.2
reCVE-2022-25883
. - Update some package dependencies to later versions.
- Switch to primarily using
npm
instead ofyarn
as audit summary is clearer. - Replaced
systemd
package with a couple of lines of code.
v1.11.7
- Upgrade
engine.io-parser
re CVE-2023-32695
v1.11.6
- Re-create
yarn.lock
re vulnerability inengine.io
v1.11.5
- Rebuild
yarn.lock
reyaml
package vulnerability - Updated Vagrant and Docker environments to use Node.js v16
v1.11.4
- Force resolution tor
xml2js
to v0.5.0 re vulnerability - Upgrade
canvas
package to 2.11.x - Re-create
yarn.lock
to update sub-depencencies
v1.11.3
- Upgrade
jsonwebtoken
package re various CVEs - Updated packages to latest versions by recreating
yarn.lock
files.
v1.11.2
- Upgrade
socket.io
to4.5.4
re CVE-2022-2421 and CVE-2022-41940 - Updated some other packages to later versions.
v1.11.1
- Updated some packages to later versions.
- Update Vagrant to use Node.js 14.21.1
v1.11.0
- Bug fix - Shared tracks were only constrained to the maximum period if a constraint value was entered for the most recently logged location.
- Updated
nodemon
package to latest version re security vulnerability ingot
package. - Updated packages to latest versions by recreating
yarn.lock
files.
v1.10.1
- Update packages to latest versions by recreating
yarn.lock
files, including updatingminimist
package re security vulnerability. - Updated Vagrant configuration to use PostgreSQL version 13 and Node.js version 14.19.1.
- Updated Vagrant configuration for Chrome web driver to match current Debian 11 version.
- Configure workaround for errors when running Nginx in Vagrant.
- Fix failure in trip-web-client to fetch Leaflet.draw package from GitHub.
v1.10.0
Updated to support Node.js v14.
- Updated
pg
package to latest. - Fix double-release of pooled database connection.
- Lazy loading of elevation tiles.
- Updated packages re audit warnings.
- Rebuild
yarn.lock
files to update sub-dependencies to later versions. - Updated deprecated Jasmine custom matchers used in tests.
- Updated Vagrant build to use Node.js v14 and Debian 11.
v1.9.1
- Updated some packages to later versions including some with security vulnerabilities.
- Temporarily removed the
jsdoc
package, as version 3.6.7 had reported security vulnerabilities in some dependent packages. Unfortunately version 3.6.8 updates theklaw
package which requires upgrading from Node.js 12.x to 14.x.
v1.9.0
Implemented an option to simplify (reduce the number of points) of an itinerary track.
Added a goto page
option to all paging controls. The goto page
option is
only shown once there are at least 10 pages.
- Format numerical values with commas on
System Status
page. - Update
nodemon
package to newer version.
v1.8.1
Status page now shows map tile usage per month for the past 12 months.
- Updated Docker configurations and improved using Docker container for developement.
- When no map tile provider is defined, return tiles showing the x, y, z coordinates of the tile. This may be useful during development if a tile server is not available.
- Show the last 12 months recorded tile usage on the admin status report.
v1.8.0
- Implement option to convert itinerary tracks to routes.
- Implemented option to assign separate colours to a selection of routes and tracks.
- If no specific track name, uses the track name in the
section
attribute of theogr
namespace when importing GPX created by GDAL.
v1.7.1
Updated some dependent packages, including updates for the tar
package re CVE-2021-37713 and the jszip
package re CVE-2021-23413.
v1.7.0
Minimum and maximum map zoom levels are now configurable by tile
provider. Where these values are not set, they default to the
previous values with a minimum zoom of zero and maximum of 17. Check
with your tile provider before using higher zoom levels than 17.
These configuration settings are tile.providers.mapLayer.minZoom
and
tile.providers.mapLayer.maxZoom
. See config-dist.yaml
for
examples.
Whether tiles should be cached or pruned is also configurable for each
tile provider. If you are using your own tile server, you may prefer
to let the tile server handle caching. Keeping stale tiles in the
database cache by disabling pruning could be useful in the event of a
tile provider service failing. If fetching a remote tile fails, the
stale tile is served from the local cache, if available. These
configuration settings are boolean values for tile.providers.cache
and tile.providers.prune
. When not specified, they default to the
previous values, with both caching and pruning being enabled (true).
Release builds now use node-tar
and adm-zip
packages instead of
external utilities.
v1.6.1
Bug fix - failed to load elevation tif files after non-tif file
encountered in the same folder. E.g. the elevation data directory
contains a hidden file like .DS_Store
no tif files will be loaded.
Disabled elevation tests when elevation data not configured.
Updated to use newer version of xmlhttprequest-ssl re CVE-2020-28502.
Updated some packages to use newer versions.
Updated jsdoc
to remove underscore
vulnerability.
Can be built with either npm
or yarn
. Implemented forced package
resolutions for npm
(this feature is included in yarn
). If
package-lock.json
doesn't already exist when npm install
target is
first executed, npm install
needs to be run a second time to force
the package resolutions.
Improvements to development environment with Vagrant.
Run unit and end-to-end tests with headless Chromium.
v1.6.0
Replaced node-static, which appears to be no longer maintained, with send.
v1.5.1
Bug fix - The count of itineraries was half the correct value when the number of personal itineraries was identical to the number of shared itineraries, causing an incorrect page count calculation.
v1.5.0
Allow limiting Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS). This introduces
a configuration setting for app.origins
- Valid origins to handle.
Typically this is the protocol, host domain and port,
e.g. https://example.com:443
. The default is *:*
which currently
allows all origins to ensure backward compatibility.
See - Socket.IO 2.4.0 - CORS Misconfiguration in socket.io · Issue #3671 · socketio/socket.io - Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
Show an alert on the live itinerary map when the websocket is disconnected or fails to connect.
v1.4.2
Update some dependent packages
v1.4.1
Add tl_settings column to usertable in database schema
v1.4.0
Implemented upload and download of TripLogger iOS client app settings
A new column has been added to the
usertable
table to support this functionality. The following SQL statement needs to be executed in thetrip
database:ALTER TABLE usertable ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS tl_settings text;
Options to import and export full itinerary, including text and sharing.
Option to create a duplicate copy of an itinerary.
Where the start and finish dates of an itinerary being viewed relate to a different time zone, show the time alongside the date on the itinerary page to clarify, otherwise it can appear the dates differ by a day in some circumstances.
Optionally using YAML instead of JSON for the TRIP configuration file.
The existing
config.json
script can be converted toconfig.yaml
withyarn run config2yaml
.Bug fix - pasting waypoints into an itinerary didn't necessarily create them in time order.
v1.3.0
- Asynchronously load elevation data on startup
v1.2.0
- Bug fix - request never completed when deleting waypoint
- Fixed logging not formatting log statements with more than one parameter
- Correction to example config file for log.timestamp entry
- Set locale and time zone in Vagrant startup
- Support Docker deployment
- Handle root URL GET request when running in Docker container
- Replace Winston logger with simple implementation following RFC5424
- Changed autoquit to only quit when app.autoQuit.timeOut is a positive value
- Disable using OSM tile server until configured properly
- Graceful handling when no tile provider configured
- Added nodemon to restart the server during development
v1.1.5
- Re-implemented itinerary search results to provide more detailed results
v1.1.4
- Bug fix - route length not recalculated when points deleted
- Only relates to deleting points as part of the client 'Edit path' functionality.
v1.1.3
Updated Vagrant to use trip-web-client 1.1.3
No actual code changes affecting the deployed server.
v1.1.2
- Prune expired tiles from cache
- Updated Vagrant to use Debian 10.1 and Node.js version 10.17.0
v1.1.1
Update required version of lodash due to vulnerability, CVE-2019-10744.
Vulnerable versions: < 4.17.13
v1.1.0
Searches for itineraries that contain waypoints, route points or track segment points within a specified distance.
Note: This release also requires installing the PostGIS extension to PostgreSQL. See the 'Next Release' section of the trip-server README.
v1.0.0
- Implemented user password change