Rocket.Chat
Open-source team communication platform
Rocket.Chat 9.0 reaches rc.8 with a migration fix as candidates shrink to single patches.
◆Recent moves
- 7d ago
9.0 rc.8: settings refresh after concurrent migrations
rc.8 fixes one multi-server edge case where settings changed by migrations stayed stale until restart. Candidates have narrowed to single patches, which usually means the 9.0 final is close.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
8.9.1 LTS: load fixes from 9.0 plus a security hotfix
The LTS line gets the 9.0 load fixes: notifications no longer pause every 100 sends, mass disconnects and the Engagement Dashboard stop hammering the database, and failed startups exit. It also ships a security hotfix and a Node base image bump for a Brotli CVE, so 8.9 holders get the reliability work without taking the 9.0 licensing change.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
9.0 rc.7: client memory leak fixed, LiveKit video moves to beta
rc.7 fixes a client memory leak that grew for as long as the web or desktop app stayed open, and stops back-to-back bot notifications overwriting each other. Native LiveKit video moves from alpha to beta and is named in the provider settings, another step in making it the built-in calling option.
View source ↗ - 9d ago
9.0 rc.6: Matrix federation auth header fix
A single federation fix: requests from Matrix servers that send unquoted X-Matrix header parameters are no longer rejected. Narrow stabilization work on the 9.0 candidate.
View source ↗ - 9d ago
9.0 rc.5: removed-license features shut off, OAuth codes redacted
rc.5 closes a gap left by the 9.0 licensing change: features of a removed license, such as the ABAC composer lock, now switch off for connected users without a reload. More routes now appear in the HTTP request log, with OAuth authorization codes redacted from logged URLs.
View source ↗ - 10d ago
9.0 rc.4: notifications, presence and startup fixed under load
rc.4 is the load-testing pass on 9.0: notifications stop pausing every 100 sends, push goes out in parallel, presence stops rewriting unchanged status, and stuck startups now exit. It also fixes SAML login after a restart, which matters more now that SAML sits behind a license.
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