Topics created by srijken

The 3.8.0 contains all kinds of things...
https://jsreport.net/blog/release-380
https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport/releases

The 3.8.0 default image includes updated chrome and the updated alpine base image.
In our experience chrome in some versions isn't working as it should. Sometimes its performance degrades for example.

Every config can be entered also as the environment variable and that is typically the most convenient when using docker. https://jsreport.net/learn/configuration

The development license can be marked then using env:

license_development=true

do you mean reports as the final PDF file? or do you mean reports as the template files? right now there is no extension that does anything with git but in any case rigth jsreport by default stores templates in the filesystem, so you can easily handle the version of the templates with the best git workflow that match with your development philosophy, and even using other tools like git GUIs or managing git directly from your editor, so i don't see a big benefit by handling template files with an extension.. or maybe i'm just misunderstood your point, do you mind to elaborate more deeply?

thanks again

Thanks! I just wanted to make sure that we don't run into problems when the key gets used on both machines.

Please join the conversation here - https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport/issues/274

@bjrmatos Is currently finalizing support for OpenID and single sign on.
He has done quite deep analysis about OAuth 2 in jsreport there as well.