[RELEASE] v4.15.0 (#904)
* [RELEASE] v4.15.0 Co-authored-by: Amir Zarrinkafsh <nightah@me.com>pull/907/head v4.15.0
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<!-- Current release: 4.14.2 -->
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<!-- Current release: 4.15.0 -->
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and read this documentation before upgrading. This is where you will get information about
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breaking changes and about what you should do to overcome those changes.
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## Breaking in v4.15.0
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* Previously if a configuration value did not exist we ignored it. Now we will error if someone has
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specified either an unknown configuration key or one that has changed. In the instance of a changed
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key a more specific error is intended. This may cause some people who have not updated their config
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to see new errors.
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* Authelia now checks the Notifier is configured correctly before becoming available. If the
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SMTP Notifier is used and the configuration is wrong or there is something wrong with the server
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Authelia will not start. If the File Notifier is used and the file is not writable Authelia will
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not start.
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* Authelia v3 migration tools are being removed in this release due to the length of time which
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has passed since v4 release. Older versions will still be available for migration if needed.
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### Deprecation Notice(s)
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* Environment variable secrets are insecure and have been replaced by a file based alternative
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instead of having the plain text secret in the environment variables. In version 4.18.0 the old method
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will be completely removed. Read more in the [docs](https://docs.authelia.com/configuration/secrets.html).
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## Breaking in v4.10.0
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* Revert of `users_filter` purpose. This option now represents the complete search filter again, meaning
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there is no more automatic filter computation based on username. This gives the most flexibility.
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