Introduce a new guide detailing document storage options, including on-disk storage and cloud-based OpenStack integration. This document explains configuration steps, benefits, and limitations for both methods, and is now linked in the production installation index.
Introduces a new `use_driver` configuration option to specify the desired storage driver (`local_storage` or `openstack`). Ensures proper validation to handle multiple drivers and throws appropriate errors when configurations are inconsistent or missing. Refactors related logic to improve clarity and maintainability.
Changed the key size from 128 bytes to 32 bytes in the KeyGenerator service. This aligns with the expected algorithm requirements and ensures proper cryptographic behavior.
Implemented local storage-based file handling with TempUrl signature validation for upload and retrieval. Added validation checks for parameters like max file size/count, expiration, and signature integrity. Included unit tests for TempUrl signature validation and adjusted configuration for local storage.
Added the full implementation for TempUrlLocalStorageGenerator, including methods to generate signed URLs and POST requests with expiration and signature logic. Introduced corresponding unit tests to validate functionality using mocked dependencies.
Allow addresses without postal code to be imported without failure, and add email reporting for unimported addresses in import commands
See merge request Chill-Projet/chill-bundles!780
Enhanced address import commands to optionally send a recap of unimported addresses via email. Updated import logic to handle cases where postal codes are missing, log issues, and generate compressed CSV reports with failed entries.
Replaced InvalidArgumentException with InvalidConfigurationException for widget service alias conflicts. This ensures the exception better reflects the configuration-related nature of the error.
Ensure atomicity when writing stored objects and marking signatures as signed by wrapping these operations in a database transaction. This reduces the risk of partial updates and improves data consistency.