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Release v4.4.0

02 May 10:50
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New features

You can now set use_service_link_for_favicon: true in your tech-docs.ymlconfiguration if you have the need for favicons to use the service_link path

Release v4.3.1

30 Apr 14:01
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Release v4.3.0

30 Apr 11:07
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Release v4.2.0

26 Feb 16:15
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New features

To use a non-crown assets, you need to

  • add favicon.ico, favicon.svg and opengraph-image.png to your source/images folder.
  • set show_govuk_logo: false

Release v4.1.2

26 Feb 11:21
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Relase v4.1.1

14 Nov 10:21
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Relase v4.1.0

23 Oct 15:40
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Release v4.0.0 (major)

23 Oct 09:15
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4.0.0

Breaking

  • BREAKING: drop support for end-of-life Ruby versions 2.7 and 3.0. The minimum Ruby version is now 3.1.
  • BREAKING: drop support for IE8
  • BREAKING: Upgrade to govuk-frontend v5.7.1 and introduce new Javascript entry point

To upgrade you need to:

  • create a govuk_frontend.js file your project’s source/assets/javascripts directory
  • add //= require govuk_frontend_all into it

Fixes

  • Update gem dependencies.
  • Declare some missing indirect dependencies to prepare for Ruby 3.4. This also resolves some warnings about this at build time.
  • Remove aria-hidden from search label to let assistive technologies see its accessible name
  • Use hidden attribute to show/hide expiry notices instead of just CSS
  • Only use dialog role for table of contents when it behaves like one (accessibility fix)
  • Prevent interactive elements being obscured by sticky table of contents header
  • Only wrap images with alt text in hyperlinks

Release 3.5.0

22 Feb 20:04
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This release includes the new Tudor Crown and govuk-frontend v4.7.0

Release v3.3.1

11 Apr 09:39
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Fix

This change solves a potential security issue with HTML snippets. Pages indexed in search results have their entire contents indexed, including any HTML code snippets. These HTML snippets would appear in the search results unsanitised, making it possible to render arbitrary HTML or run arbitrary scripts.

You can see more detail about this issue at #323: Fix XSS vulnerability on search results page