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Dominique Leuenberger 9d89dd7a98 Accepting request 799306 from server:monitoring
- Update to version 6.7.3
  - This version fixes bsc#1170557 and its corresponding CVE-2020-12245
  - Admin: Fix Synced via LDAP message for non-LDAP external users. #23477, @alexanderzobnin
  - Alerting: Fixes notifications for alerts with empty message in Google Hangouts notifier. #23559, @hugohaggmark
  - AuthProxy: Fixes bug where long username could not be cached.. #22926, @jcmcken
  - Dashboard: Fix saving dashboard when editing raw dashboard JSON model. #23314, @peterholmberg
  - Dashboard: Try to parse 8 and 15 digit numbers as timestamps if parsing of time range as date fails. #21694, @jessetan
  - DashboardListPanel: Fixed problem with empty panel after going into edit mode (General folder filter being automatically added) . #23426, @torkelo
  - Data source: Handle datasource withCredentials option properly. #23380, @hvtuananh
  - Security: Fix annotation popup XSS vulnerability. #23813, @torkelo
  - Server: Exit Grafana with status code 0 if no error. #23312, @aknuds1
  - TablePanel: Fix XSS issue in header column rename (backport). #23814, @torkelo
  - Variables: Fixes error when setting adhoc variable values. #23580, @hugohaggmark
- Update to version 6.7.2:
  (see installed changelog for the full list of changes)
  -  BackendSrv: Adds config to response to fix issue for external plugins that used this property . #23032, @torkelo
  -  Dashboard: Fixed issue with saving new dashboard after changing title . #23104, @dprokop
  -  DataLinks: make sure we use the correct datapoint when dataset contains null value.. #22981, @mckn
  -  Plugins: Fixed issue for plugins that imported dateMath util . #23069, @mckn
  -  Security: Fix for dashboard snapshot original dashboard link could contain XSS vulnerability in url. #23254, @torkelo
  -  Variables: Fixes issue with too many queries being issued for nested template variables after value change. #23220, @torkelo
  -  Plugins: Expose promiseToDigest. #23249, @torkelo
  -  Reporting (Enterprise): Fixes issue updating a report created by someone else

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/799306
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/grafana?expand=0&rev=8
2020-05-01 09:16:09 +00:00
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grafana.changes Fix changelog entry ordering 2020-04-30 16:17:59 +00:00
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The tarball is generated via the OBS source service, but Grafana
needs to ship the compiled frontend assets as well, which have to
be built by running yarn and grunt inside the source tree (see
https://github.com/grafana/grafana#building-frontend-assets).
This can't be done at build time on OBS, because it involves
downloading and installing packages from the internet, so instead
we have a Makefile which does the following:

- Runs `osc service disabledrun` to get the latest source tarball
- Unpacks the tarball to a temporary directory
- Runs `yarn install --pure-lockfile && grunt release`
- Adds the generated "vendor" and "public" content to the tarball,
  then compresses it with xz.
- The tarball can then be used by OBS to build an RPM.

In order for this to work you need to have npm >= 6, < 12, yarn and
grunt installed.  To get set up, run:

  # zypper in npm12
  # zypper in obs-service-download_files obs-service-go_modules \
        obs-service-obs_scm
  # npm install -g yarn
  # npm install -g grunt-cli

Then, to package a new release of Grafana, run `make` then `osc ci`
and you should be good.

Please direct any questions to Tim Serong <tserong@suse.com>