v1.4.1
ParthaEth/GIFv1.4.1Aug 7, 2026by github-actions[bot]
AI Summary
This release introduces a command-line tool for self-hosted administrators to safely reactivate workspace members without manual database intervention. It also includes a comprehensive suite of security patches, bug fixes for application crashes, and enhancements to module rendering and error handling.
Key Highlights
- New CLI tool `reactivate_workspace_member` allows administrators to restore workspace members directly from the command line with validation and audit field preservation.
- Security hardening includes upgrading React Router and cryptography to resolve high-severity vulnerabilities such as DoS, XSS, and PKCS#7 Bleichenbacher oracle attacks.
- Bug fixes address failures in loading notifications, crashes related to invalid label IDs, and UI clipping issues in the Create View modal.
- Enhancements improve module rendering by returning member IDs and wrap work item layouts in error boundaries to prevent page-wide failures.
New Features
- Workspace Member Reactivation Command: `reactivate_workspace_member <workspace-slug> <email>`
Full Release Notes
### ✨ Features #### **Workspace Member Reactivation Command** Self-hosted administrators can now restore a deactivated workspace member straight from the command line, without editing the database by hand. Running `reactivate_workspace_member <workspace-slug> <email>` re-enables the membership and reports the role the member is restored to. - Validates the workspace, the user, and the existing membership before changing anything, with a clear error when any of them is missing - Safe to re-run — an already-active member is reported as such instead of failing - Keeps audit fields intact by limiting the write to the membership's active state ### ⬆️ Enhancements - The workspace-level modules list now returns the member IDs for each module, so module members and member-based filters render correctly on the workspace modules view. - Work item layouts are now wrapped in an error boundary. If a single layout fails to render, it degrades to a local "Something went wrong" message with a Retry button instead of taking down the whole page. ### 🐞 Bug fixes - Fixed notifications failing to load on self-hosted deployments, where a missing trailing slash on the notification list request surfaced as a 500 error behind the reverse proxy. - Fixed filtering modules by member breaking for modules with no members assigned. - Fixed the layout dropdown button being clipped and overlapping neighbouring controls in the Create View modal. - Fixed crashes on work items whose labels included an ID that no longer resolves to a label, affecting the properties row, the spreadsheet label column, the peek overview, and draft work items. - Fixed crashes when a response came back empty or in an unexpected shape, affecting description version history, previous exports, the integrations list, profile activity, and sub-work-items. - Fixed the previous exports list failing to refresh, and surfaced an error instead of failing silently when the refresh does not go through. - Fixed profile activity showing a loading state indefinitely instead of an empty state when a user had no activity. ### 🛡️ Security - Hardened asset uploads on published Space pages. The endpoint previously trusted the client-supplied file size when signing the upload policy, allowing a caller to request a policy larger than the instance's configured `FILE_SIZE_LIMIT`. The size is now clamped to the instance limit and malformed values are rejected. - Upgraded `cryptography` to 50.0.0 to close a high-severity PKCS#7 Bleichenbacher oracle. - Upgraded React Router to 7.18.1, resolving denial-of-service, open redirect, cross-site scripting, and constructor injection advisories. - Upgraded `sharp` to 0.35.3 to pick up high-severity libvips fixes. - Resolved further high-severity advisories in `fast-uri` (host confusion), `js-yaml` (quadratic CPU denial of service), `linkify-it` (mailto validator denial of service), `postcss` (source map path traversal), and `undici` (information disclosure, CRLF and cookie injection). - Resolved medium- and low-severity advisories in `sanitize-html` (URI scheme validation bypass), `valibot`, and `body-parser` (request limit bypass).