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title: "Trustify: Release 0.1.0-alpha.10"
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authors: ctron
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tags: [ trustify, release ]
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Today we released Trustify `0.1.0-alpha.10`. It's another alpha release as part of our weekly release cadence.
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Read on to learn what's new.
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## New and noteworthy
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* There are more labels that get applied during the upload process. It also is possible to automatically add labels
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using the importer configuration.
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* The system will now also record the SHA384 and SHA512 digests of uploaded documents.
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* The package API endpoint and corresponding UI have been renamed to "PURL".
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The reason for that is pretty simple, the discussion was not. Right now, these "packages" actually had been "PURLs",
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and not much more. That led to confusion about what arguments to pass in, and what information to expect back.
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For the future, we still want to collect information about packages, outside the context of an SBOM. However today,
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that model didn't work well.
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* In addition to titles, also descriptions will be returned now for advisories. As many advisories don't have a title,
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this allows the UI to render a title, based on those descriptions instead.
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* Allow setting labels during the upload of a document.
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* There are some incompatible changes to the database migration. While our goal is to provide migrations as good as
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possible, this change was simply too big. So, as we are still in an alpha cycle, the decision was made to simply
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update the schema in a breaking way.
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* The UI can show the relationship between package and vulnerabilities for each entity
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## What's next?
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Of course, we would recommend you try out the new version! In "[Trying out Trustify, on a local machine](2024-06-27-trying-out-trustify.md)", we introduced a quick and easy way to get there within minutes.
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And of course:
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* Check out the [release 0.1.0-alpha.10](https://github.com/trustification/trustify/releases/tag/v0.1.0-alpha.10).
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* Reach out to [us on Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#trustification:matrix.org), and let us know what you think.
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