Domino 4.4.2 (May 2021)

New External Data Volume types are now supported: Windows Share (SMB), and EFS.

Project cards now show executions on the footer, allowing you to see at a glance which projects have workspaces, running jobs, or apps.

Fixed an issue that caused an error in displaying projects after deleting a project that had an External Data Volume.

Fixed an issue that made the cursor appear in the wrong location when editing compute environments using Chrome browser on Windows.

Fixed an issue that caused snapshots not to be cleaned up and visible errors on long-lived workspaces.

The Projects API (/v4/projects) times out on deployments containing a large amount of historical data.

An external dependency was removed on 7/24/21, causing build failures for DAD-related environments.

As a system admin, when creating a project on behalf of another user, you will receive a 403 error.

When a project owner is an organization, you cannot change the Workspace and Jobs volume size.

When auto shutdown is enabled for a workspace and you are working in a Git-based project with CodeSync, if the auto shutdown is triggered, the changes to mnt/code are committed to Git but changes to mnt/artifacts are not synced/pushed.

When upgrading from Domino 4.x to 5.1, Domino does not correctly handle environment revisions that have both a Docker image and a base environment revision. This issue is resolved in Domino 5.2.0.

When an API key explicitly passed as an api_key argument and the DOMINO_TOKEN_FILE environment variable is set, Domino uses the token authentication. This issue is resolved in Domino 5.2.0.

When Flask apps generate links, this can result in unwanted 302 redirect behavior. This issue is fixed in Domino 5.2.0.

The Import Project drop-down does not display projects owned by organizations of which you are a member. This issue is resolved in Domino 5.2.0.

In a Git-based project, requirements.txt must be in your project’s Artifacts folder in order to be picked up by an execution, instead of at the root level in your project files.