CORS fixes and Frontend Updates

The seaweedfs service in our example setups now runs as non-root user and automatically adds the correct CORS headers. Be sure to read the “Changes” section below if you’re using it in a self-hosted environment. As always, a slew of frontend improvements are included in this release as well.

Download the release on GitHub.

Features

Editor Shortcuts Help

The editor now includes a shortcuts help section that shows useful keyboard shortcuts at a glance. You can open it by clicking the info button next to the copy pipeline link button.

By @gitryder.

Fix some issues with the seaweed container

The docker compose example stacks now add the correct CORS setting for the upload and download endpoints by default.

By @lava in #135.

Type Icons in the Explorer

We replaced text labels with icons for types in the Explorer table header, giving it a cleaner, more compact look. You can hover over any icon to see the full type name.

By @gitryder.

Changes

Switch default user for seaweed container

To conform with best practices, we updated the tenzir-seaweed image to use a non-root user by default.

NOTE: This is a breaking change due to the updated permissions of the seaweed data volume. If you have an existing docker compose stack, either manually specify the root user in your docker-compose.yaml:

services:
  seaweed:
    user: root

Or run a one-time command after upgrading to change the permissions of the seaweed data volume:

docker compose run --user root --entrypoint /bin/sh seaweed
$ chown -R seaweed:seaweed /var/lib/seaweedfs

By @lava in #135.

Bug Fixes

Fix static dashboard configuration issues

Fixed an issue that could lead to statically configured dashboards not being shown on the Dashboards page.

By @lava.

Fixed background color on the pipeline detail page

We fixed an issue that caused the pipeline detail page to show an incorrect background color.

By @gitryder.