Changelog

Version 0.7 (2016-01-15)

The NAS OS SDK development environment is now based on Ubuntu Trusty.
Completely rewritten documentation, now HTML based instead of PDF
NAS OS events handling (see Connecting to NAS Events)
Apps now use overlayfs to optimize storage usage (containers are now only deployed once, not once per app using them)
New app settings: ra_compliant / https_compliant
Improved app conflict handling (see conflicts)
Keyword support for Webboard Search (see keywords)
Containers now have regular security updates
Improved multi-arch support (see Building for Multiple Architectures)
Access to NAS configuration without using the API (details)
New version of the API utility package is available:
- com.nasos.unicorn_api_7.0.0 (available architectures)
A module ‘Simple’ is provided with the new NAS API v7 (details)
Network ports can now be open dynamically at runtime (see Dynamic Port Opening)

Fixes and improvements in the NASOS SDK UI tool.
New versions of the buildroot container is available:
- org.buildroot.buildroot-1.2
New x86_64 toolchain, providing better compatibility (especially with the wheezy container):
- x86_64-seagate-nasos-sdk (glibc 2.13)
New rainbow-sign utility allowing to re-sign a package
Various bugfixes and improvements

New versions of containers are available:
- org.buildroot.buildroot-1.1
- org.debian.wheezy-lamp-1.2
- com.ubuntu.trusty-lamp-1.0
Multi architectures support:
- Containers are installed for x86_64 architectures and ARMv7.
- For ARMv7 architecture, QEMU is provided. So ARM apps can run into the SDK.
- Rainbow can be used with the --arch option with some commands. By default, commands are used with local architecture.
Fix the startup of apps when the SDK is not stopped properly
Using a default share (/shares/Public) into the SDK

Pre-update fails by default. The developer needs to update the script after making sure that user datas are correctly saved during the upgrade of app.
Fix some issues during packaging of apps
The WEB_PATH of apps begins with “/apps/”
The application ID must be lowercase
A specific error explains why there is a port conflicts after installation
New versions of debian based containers are available and the upgrade is recommended. Those are:
- org.debian.wheezy-1.2
- org.debian.wheezy-lamp-1.1

New fixed network ports feature, for apps that don’t support dynamic port changes
Bug fix regarding dynamic ports allocation
Fix some issues in GUI
Minor documentation update, details on supported products and their architectures