Release 2024.4

Long Lived Sessions

Automatic renewal of active session with open browser.
Automatic sign-in with a valid session token.
Automatic renewal of session expiration of 7 days.
- Sign in using session token.
- 30 minutes of inactivity when browser pings server to keep session alive.
- Reset Session button
Session token table
- Keeps user session token with expiration date.
- Keeps user signed in even during server restarts for updates.
Session management on user settings page.
Automatic deletion of expired sessions on the database.

Search page now includes an "advanced" checkbox which enables advanced search.
Ability to perform optimized database level searches using the following parameters.
- Logbook (Ability to select multiple logbooks, selection of zero means all)
- System (Ability to select multiple systems, selection of zero means all)
- Start Date (Optional, start date of last modified date)
- End Date (Optional, end date of last modified date)
For log entries search the start and end date refer to last modified date of the log entry.
For log document search the start and end date refer to last modified date of the whole document.
New System column on search results tables.
Resolved last modified date column for log entry results, now shows the modified date for the log entry not document.

Logbook groupings are displayed as an accordion to show all logbooks separately instead of as a single block of latest logbooks.
- Recent logbooks are fetched dynamically as user switches between them, this keeps page loading times very responsive.
Recent log documents are sorted by last modified date.
Summarized modified information for each log document (user and date fits on one line).

Operations lockout
- Log lockout time is set based on shift length.
- Additional "hour" is added from the operations shift template log document lockout configuration.
Users with admin or maintainer privilege can override the lockout.
Add ability to copy permalink to specific log entry within a log document.