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Posit Connect considers the connection load with fewer workers when determining if a process is still required. Avoids situations where certain values for Scheduler.LoadFactor and Scheduler.MaxConnsPerProcess caused the termination of newly launched processes. (#18473, #24289)

The package version identifier has changed. Previously, the version identifier ended with the distribution identifier (e.g., 2023.06.0~ubuntu22, 2023.06.0.el9). The version identifier now only contains the version information (e.g., 2023.06.0). For example, the 2023.06.0 release of Connect for Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy) has the filename rstudio-connect_2023.06.0.ubuntu22_amd64.deb and version identifier 2023.06.0~ubuntu22. Moving forward, releases of Connect for Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy) will maintain the same filename format (e.g., rstudio-connect_2023.07.0.ubuntu22_amd64.deb), but the version identifier will only contain the version information (e.g., 2023.07.0). (#23838)

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When running in off-host execution mode, Jobs, Services, and Pods in Kubernetes will have an additional label identifying the Posit Connect node that created them. The label key is connect.rstudio.com/connect-node. (#23653)

Jupyter notebooks published in Connect can now use ipywidgets for interactivity via the Voila package. Install the rsconnect-python 1.15.0 or newer and use rsconnect deploy voila to deploy the notebook, or install rsconnect-jupyter 1.8.0 or newer and use the pushbutton publishing UI. See the user documentation for more information.

Shiny for Python applications are now fully supported with documentation and a jumpstart example. You can deploy Shiny for Python apps using the rsconnect deploy shiny command, available in rsconnect-python version 1.10 or later. (#21457, #21294)

The directory /var/log/rstudio/rstudio-connect will be created when installing RStudio Connect with the default files rstudio-connect.log, rstudio-connect.access.log and rstudio-connect.audit.log, as part of the new structured logging feature.

BREAKING: RStudio Connect confirms at startup that a configured Applications.Supervisor script does not reside under certain protected directories, including Server.DataDir, Server.TempDir, SQLite.Dir, and /etc/rstudio-connect/. Startup will fail if this is the case, and the script should be moved to another location, such as /usr/local/bin.

BUGFIX: The SMTP.ClientAddress setting has been added. This setting is used with HELO messages when initiating a connection to an SMTP server. Previously, this value was always set to localhost. The new default value is Server.NodeName. Some SMTP servers, like Google SMTP relay, will reject the connection if localhost is used.

RStudio Connect will warn on a plain-text password within the Postgres.URL setting. Previously, Connect would warn on plain-text values in Postgres.Password but not for passwords embedded in the connection URL.

The RStudio Connect installation includes these Pandoc versions in separate, per-version directories beneath /opt/rstudio-connect/ext/pandoc. Previously, this directory only included binaries for a single version of Pandoc.

BREAKING: The Postgres.InstrumentationURL database connection URL no longer supports the {$} password placeholder. The Postgres.InstrumentationURL automatically uses the Postgres.InstrumentationPassword value without placeholder.

RStudio Connect now supports Python APIs including applications built with Flask and other WSGI-compatible frameworks when the server is licensed for APIs. Publishing and deployment are supported via rsconnect-python.

BUGFIX: The path /connect/#/login is no longer available and returns a 404 error when SAML, OAuth2 or Proxied authentication are used. RStudio Connect does not handle user credentials directly for these authentication providers.

BREAKING: Authorization.UsersListingMinRole has been deprecated and it should be removed from the configuration file. A warning will be issued during startup in the rstudio-connect.log if the setting is in use. In the next release the presence of this setting will prevent RStudio Connect from starting up. Customers using this setting with any value other than of the default (viewer) should use Authorization.ViewersCanOnlySeeThemselves = true instead.

NOTICE: The LoadBalancing.EnforceMinRsconnectVersion default is now true. Additionally, the setting has been deprecated and should be removed from the configuration file. In upcoming releases the presence of this setting may prevent RStudio Connect from starting up.

NOTICE: Authorization.UserInfoEditableBy replaces Password.UserInfoEditableBy which has been deprecated. The latter should be removed from the configuration file. A warning will be issued during startup in the rstudio-connect.log if the setting Password.UserInfoEditableBy is present. In upcoming releases the presence of this setting may prevent RStudio Connect from starting up.

RStudio Connect includes experimental APIs that let you create content, obtain content details, and perform deployment operations against that content. The API cookbook within the User Guide contains examples to help you get started. The Connect Server API Reference contains the documentation for each of these endpoints. The rstudio/connect-api-deploy-shiny GitHub repository contains a Shiny application with sample deployment scripts. These APIs will continue to evolve in subsequent releases. Please try using them to build your own deployment tools and let your Customer Success Representative know about your experience.

Enabled support for Shiny reconnects. Users of shiny applications are less likely to be interrupted during brief network hiccups. The Client.ReconnectTimeout property specifies how long that session is maintained when there is connectivity trouble. The default setting is 15s. See this article to learn more about reconnecting to Shiny applications. Disable this feature by giving the Client.ReconnectTimeout property a value of 0.

BREAKING: Changed the default value for PAM.AuthenticatedSessionService to su. Previously, on some distributions of Linux, setting PAM.ForwardPassword to true could present PAM errors to users when running applications as the current user if the AuthenticatedSessionService was not configured. System administrators who had previously edited the rstudio-connect PAM service for use in ForwardPassword mode should update the PAM.AuthenticatedSessionService configuration option. See the Admin Guide

HI - I have been working with the previous version of the Canon Camera Connect App with great success. I had both my phone and my iPad connected to the EOS-R and then the EOS-R5 and the App would connect every time with no issues.

After the recent update to version 3 I can no longer connect my cameras to the app. I get as far as connecting the bluetooth, which is promising because the app sees my camera and shows it as available when I open the App. However, when I tap on "Import images" or "Shoot" on the main screen and the camera tries to connect to the iPad/iPhone using WiFi, I only get as far as the connection screen. The connection is then immediately lost and I can not proceed any further with the app. No remote shooting and no viewing the images on the camera.

Troubleshooting steps - I have... Turned on/off all the gear, deleted and reinstalled the app, Reset the WiFi & Bluetooth settings in the camera, Set up the iPhone App and Camera as a new device on a clean install of the app and I can not make it past the point where I connect with Bluetooth and then the WiFi connection starts and is immediately dropped.

I returned to the iPad and in the WiFi settings I deleted the previous EOS camera connections. After trying a few more times I was able to make a connection, view the images on the screen and trigger the shutter using the app. I'm hopeful that with a successful connection the camera and iPad will continue to connect successfully in the future. I'll try again tomorrow.

If the connection errors continue I'll need to find a different way to share my images with clients during a photo shoot. I know I could tether to a laptop but the convenience of using the iPad trumps the tethering options.

What you did is the recommended solution for re-establishing connections to new devices. Reset the network settings in the camera, and forget the previous connections on the mobile device or iPAD. Then perform set up again.

the manual says it the issue is related to network interference. I moved around the house but I could only connect one more time. It seems like the app is no longer a viable option, at least for me.

This DOES NOT solve the problem. I've deleted the app and re-installed twice. The app forces connection though WiFi which is not an option for me. The older version used bluetooth and it was simple and successful. That option is either not available or so hidden as to be undiscoverable.

This new app is useless. It requires WiFi to connect which is not an option for me.The earlier version used bluetooth to connect but evidently that is no longer possible. ARGH I'm also very frustrated with the long series of steps necessary to make this comment.

You probably have lots of data in existing systems like relational databases or traditional messaging systems, along with many applications that already use these systems. Kafka Connect allows you to continuously ingest data from external systems into Kafka, and vice versa. It is an extensible tool that runs connectors, which implement the custom logic for interacting with an external system. It is thus very easy to integrate existing systems with Kafka. To make this process even easier, there are hundreds of such connectors readily available.

First, make sure to add connect-file-{{fullDotVersion}}.jar to the plugin.path property in the Connect worker's configuration. For the purpose of this quickstart we'll use a relative path and consider the connectors' package as an uber jar, which works when the quickstart commands are run from the installation directory. However, it's worth noting that for production deployments using absolute paths is always preferable. See plugin.path for a detailed description of how to set this config. ff782bc1db