Release Notes - ISLE v.1.1.2, 2019-06-28
Contributions to this release from:
- David Keiser-Clark (Williams College), documentation
- Francesca Livermore (Wesleyan University), documentation
- Gavin Morris (Born-Digital), code updates and testing
- Mark Sandford (Colgate University), documentation
- Bethany Seeger (Amherst College), release manager
- Noah Smith (Born-Digital), code updates and testing
- Shaun Trujillo (Mount Holyoke College), code updates
ISLE (main project)
-
Documentation for ISLE is now found in the
docs
directory of the ISLE repository -
docker-compose.yml
- Release header changed to
1.1.2
with date of release -
All ISLE docker image tags changed to
1.1.2
-
Switched to using OpenJDK for Java because of Oracle license changes. This has resulted in a few changes to the docker images:
isle-ubuntu-basebox
is removed from ISLE, replaced with adoptopenjdk:openjdk8 image, whose base image isubuntu:18.04
(ubuntu-bionic). This means the underlying operating system setup is the same.- Tools pulled in from the
isle-ubuntu-basebox
and needed by child images have been moved toisle-tomcat
andisle-apache
as appropriate. -
Djatoka is no longer running in
isle-imageservices
. -
Installer script updates/changes:
- OpenSeadragon vset was updated and made more complete for mobile device usage.
- New vsets in the installer script to turn off Kakadu by default and to use Imagemagick with OpenJPG instead for JP2 derivative creation. Please read more on Kakadu licensing on the Cantaloupe website.
Docker Images
isle-tomcat
- Server package management updates via
apt-get
- Updated
GEN_DEP_PACKS
dependencies viaapt-get
- Upgraded
tomcat
to8.5.42
isle-fedora
- Server package management updates via
apt-get
- Updated
GEN_DEP_PACKS
dependencies viaapt-get
isle-imageservices
- Server package management updates via
apt-get
- Updated
GEN_DEP_PACKS
dependencies viaapt-get
- Djatoka no longer running in image.
isle-solr
- Readme change
isle-apache
- Server package management updates via
apt-get
- Apache Tika Tool is no longer used during TECHMD generation. It was causing the
/tmp
disk space inisle-apache
to fill up during an ingest. For more details please see issue 96.
isle-mysql
- No change