Releases: silverstripe/silverstripe-realme
4.1.0
Version 4.1.0 has been released to adjust for changes required as a result of the RealMe re-platforming from Datacom to Azure.
Warning: You must not use version 4.1.0 in a production environment until Sunday 11 April 2021 (to coincide with the changes being made by DIA).
You may safely upgrade to this version on any pre-production environments now - there are no changes to MTS or ITE integrations compared to version 4.1.0-rc1.
Once you have upgraded to this version, you must also update the Identity Provider certificate for your chosen environment (either MTS, ITE or Production). The correct certificate can be found in the appropriate re-platforming bundle on the RealMe Developers website.
- For production environments, the certificate filename has changed for both logon and assert (the same certificate is used for both). The new certificate filename for production is
signing.realme.govt.nz.cer. - For ITE environments, if you are using the assertion service then the certificate filename has changed. RealMe now uses the same certificate for logon and assert, so your certificate filename should now be
ite.signing.logon.realme.govt.nz.cer(even though you are using assert).
2.1.0
Version 2.1.0 has been released to adjust for changes required as a result of the RealMe re-platforming from Datacom to Azure, and to support Silverstripe CMS 3.
Warning: You must not use version 2.1.0 in a production environment until Sunday 11 April 2021 (to coincide with the changes being made by DIA).
You may safely upgrade to this version on any pre-production environments now. There is only one change from version 2.1.0-rc2 which is passing the BackURL through via RelayState, this is to avoid issues with Chrome and other browsers that adhere to the new samesite cookie attribute causing session cookies to get reset when you return from RealMe.
Once you have upgraded to this version, you must also update the Identity Provider certificate for your chosen environment (either MTS, ITE or Production). The correct certificate can be found in the appropriate re-platforming bundle on the RealMe Developers website.
- For production environments, the certificate filename has changed for both logon and assert (the same certificate is used for both). The new certificate filename for production is
signing.realme.govt.nz.cer. - For ITE environments, if you are using the assertion service then the certificate filename has changed. RealMe now uses the same certificate for logon and assert, so your certificate filename should now be
ite.signing.logon.realme.govt.nz.cer(even though you are using assert).
4.1.0-rc1: Azure re-platform for MTS and ITE
This version of the module is to be used for sites that are transitioning their existing v4 codebases over to the new Azure RealMe systems.
The final version of this (v4.1.0) will be released once the changes to production IdP entity IDs, certificates and service URLs are available.
2.1.0-rc2: Azure re-platform for MTS and ITE
This version of the module is to be used for sites that are transitioning their existing v2 codebases over to the new Azure RealMe systems.
The final version of this (v2.1.0) will be released once the changes to production IdP entity IDs, certificates and service URLs are available.
4.0.2
Add support for PHP 7.2+
- 2019-08-27 d41d27e Update to be PHP 7.2+ compatible (Dylan Wagstaff)
- 2019-12-11 ba6d00a Check for current controller (David Craig)
- 2019-07-09 223d260 Fix overseas RealMe contact phone (Indy Griffiths)
- 2019-10-23 80ef172 make css more specific as to avoid interference (#48) (Dylan Wagstaff)
- 2019-10-22 1a6d997 DOCS update readme with relevant info for version 4 (#49) (Dylan Wagstaff)
- 2019-07-09 0c80787 Update phone numbers (Indy Griffiths)
- 2019-05-15 914f29c DOCS Update reference to sake in configuration documentation (Robbie Averill)
- 2019-05-08 d60882c Minor - fix for character encodings on private key (#41) (torleif)
- 2019-03-28 f040a12 DOCS Fix example for testing authentication (Indy Griffiths)
- 2018-11-29 fa5bf1c Updated the assert What's RealMe? pop-up text. (#35) (StephenMakrogianni)
- 2018-11-27 5018b3c Update configuration.md (Matt Peel)
- 2018-11-27 8f2cc50 Update documentation to reflect changing certificate requirements (Matt Peel)
2.1.0-rc1: Compatibility with PHP 7.2+
Allows the module to be installed for PHP 7.2+
