This release of Skyve includes improvements to security configuration persistence and email notifications, as well as important bug fixes for the responsive renderer and enhancements to the SAIL testing framework.
Read MoreSkyve 9.4.0 includes a number of new features and improvements, such as router merging changes, audit archiving, module query imports, and enhancements to both the desktop and responsive renderers. Additionally, there are numerous performance and security improvements.
The recently disclosed CVE-2025-48976 vulnerability in Apache Commons FileUpload does not affect Skyve 9. Skyve 8 is only conditionally vulnerable when using the commons uploader with an outdated JSF version. Recommended mitigations are provided for affected configurations.
Read MoreThis release of Skyve adds a new security event logging feature, progress towards a new UI component for displaying grids in the responsive renderer, and several security enhancements.
Backups are now also validated prior to truncation and restore, and the SkyveFactory annotation now supports excluding attributes to reduce strobing test results.
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This release of Skyve contains many fixes and introduces the ability to be able to draw and markup images in the system. This release also fixes restoring of backups between Skyve 8 and Skyve 9 applications and adds support for Cloudflare Turnstile as an alternative captcha provider to Google Recaptcha.
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Skyve 9 is a major platform update by the team. This release includes a number of significant changes and improvements to the Skyve platform, including several major version upgrades of the underlying libraries, a new role-based feature flag system, new view controls, data sensitivity controls, and a new version of the Flutter generator.
Most notably, this breaks backwards compatability by updating the minimum version of Java used by Skyve from 11 to 17 (Java 21 has been tested and is supported), and moving from Java EE 7 to Jakarta EE 10, which provides support for Wildfly application server versions after 26.
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This week, we explored the integration of AI within Skyve Forms to expedite the process of digitising existing paper or PDF forms by starting with a screenshot.
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A new critical vulnerability has been found in the Apache Struts 2 web application framework. No version of Skyve is affected by this vulnerability.
Read MoreSkyve 8.3.0 is a significant release which upgrades the version of PrimeFaces used by Skyve from 8 to 12, and introduces a new behavioural metadata declaration to Skyve. It also includes more built-in and custom fomatters for tables and expressions, a new customisations interface, as well as several security library uplifts.
Read MoreThe latest Chrome browser auto-update broke support for some JavaScript Skyve used on the login screen. The effect of this is that users of Chrome version 115+ are no-longer able to login to Skyve applications. This post contains details of a workaround and a fix.
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