Breaking changes #

Table of Contents

• External dependencies
• API
  • General
  • Internal storage changes
  • Removed errors
  • Removed events
  • Removed API methods
  • New API methods
  • Modified API Methods
  • Removed HTTP routes
  • Remove the CLI
  • Configuration changes
  • Cache changes
  • Plugins
• Docker images
  • Kuzzle
  • Elasticsearch

External dependencies #

Dropped support for:

• Node.js versions 6 and 8
• Redis versions 3 and 4
• Elasticsearch v5
• Socket.io
• Kuzzle Proxy

New external dependencies supported versions:

• Node.js 12
• Redis 5
• Elasticsearch 7

API #

General #

• Remove permission closures (deprecated since Kuzzle 1.4.0)
• Remove the documents trashcan (deprecated since Kuzzle 1.2.0)
• Remove the _meta tag from documents and notifications (deprecated since Kuzzle 1.3.0)
• Fields linked to the documents trashcan have been removed from the documents and notifications metadata : deletedAt, active
• Remove the real-time notifications about events that were about to happen (deprecated since Kuzzle 1.5.0)
• Koncorde now only accepts regular expressions compatible with the RE2 engine

Internal storage changes #

Public and plugins storages:

• collections cannot contain uppercase letters anymore

Index and collection physical storage:

The following is about how indexes and collections are physically stored in Elasticsearch. These changes aren't made visible to Kuzzle's API users:

• private indexes and collections (not directly accessible through Kuzzle's API) are now named: %<index name>.<collection name>
• public indexes and collections are now named: &<index name>.<collection name>
• indexes dedicated to plugins have their names changed from plugin:<plugin name> to plugin-<plugin name> (transparent for plugins)

Removed errors #

Removed events #

• security:formatUserForSerialization (deprecated since v1.0.0)

New API methods #

• collection:refresh: refreshes a collection
• collection:delete: deletes a collection

Removed API methods #

Index Controller

• index:refresh: you should use the new collection:refresh method instead
• index:getAutoRefresh
• index:setAutoRefresh
• index:refreshInternal

Admin Controller

• admin:resetKuzzleData: this route can lead to inconsistency with the auth system in a cluster environment

Modified API Methods #

Bulk Controller

bulk:import:

• index and collection cannot be specified on each action anymore, but must be passed as global request arguments
• does not return a partial error if some actions fail
• returns two arrays: successes and errors containing, respectively, successful and failed actions

bulk:mWrite:

• does not return a partial error if some actions fail
• returns two arrays: successes and errors containing, respectively, successful and failed document writes

Collection Controller

collection:updateSpecifications:

• remove deprecated route usage on multiple collections (deprecated since 1.8.0)

collection:validateSpecifications:

• remove deprecated route usage on multiple collections (deprecated since 1.8.0)

collection:getMapping:

• returns directly the collection mappings

Document Controller

document:mCreate, document:mCreateOrReplace, document:mReplace, document:mUpdate:

• does not return a partial error if some actions fail
• returns two arrays: successes and errors containing, respectively, successful and failed document writes

document:mDelete:

• does not return a partial error if some actions fail
• returns two arrays: successes containing the deleted document IDs, and errors containing error objects

document:mGet:

• does not return a partial error if some actions fail
• returns two arrays: successes containing documents content, and errors containing non-existing document IDs

Removed HTTP routes #

• GET /:index/_list/:type for collection:list

  • use GET /:index/_list?type=:type instead

• POST /_validateSpecifications for collection:validateSpecifications

  • use POST /:index/:collection/_validateSpecifications instead

• POST /_getStats for server:getStats

  • use GET /_getStats instead

• POST /:_id/_createFirstAdmin for security:createFirstAdmin

  • use POST /_createFirstAdmin/:id instead

• POST /_bulk and POST /:index/_bulk for bulk:import

  • use POST /:index/:collection/_bulk instead

Remove the CLI #

The CLI is now independant from Kuzzle: https://github.com/kuzzleio/kuzzle-cli/

To start Kuzzle, you can run the script bin/start-kuzzle-server.
It accepts the same arguments as the kuzzle start command from the CLI.

Configuration changes #

Renamed keys #

• key services.internalEngine is renamed to services.internalIndex
• key services.db has been renamed in services.storageEngine

Moved keys #

• services.storageEngine.dynamic => services.storageEngine.commonMapping.dynamic
• services.storageEngine.commonMapping._kuzzle_info => services.storageEngine.commonMapping.properties._kuzzle_info

Changed default values #

• server.protocols.socketio.enable is now false, deactivating the Socket.io protocol by default
• services.storage.commonMapping.dynamic is now false by default, meaning that Elasticsearch will not infer mapping of new introduced fields
• security.standard.roles.default.controllers.server.actions is now { publicApi: true } instead of { info: true }
• security.standard.roles.anonymous.controllers.server.actions is now { publicApi: true } instead of { info: true }

Obsolete configurations #

The following configuration keys are now obsolete and ignored:

• server.entryPoints
• server.protocols.socketio
• server.proxy
• services.garbageCollector
• services.storageEngine.client.apiVersion
• services.storageEngine.commonMapping.properties._kuzzle_info.deletedAt
• services.storageEngine.commonMapping.properties._kuzzle_info.active

Cache changes #

Authentication tokens:

Due to how Kuzzle indexes are now handled, the prefix used for authentication tokens stored in the cache has changed, from:

repos/%kuzzle/token/<kuid>#<token>

To:

repos/kuzzle/token/<kuid>#<token>

Plugins #

• Plugins manifest files are now required
• Dsl constructor from the plugin context is now removed, use Koncorde instead (deprecated in 1.4.0)

Docker images #

Kuzzle #

Kuzzle images are now built for the two major versions of Kuzzle.

The latest tag will now refer to the latest version of Kuzzle v2.

We also deploy 2 additional tags that refer respectively to the latest version of Kuzzle v1 and Kuzzle v2:

• kuzzleio/<image>:1: latest Kuzzle v1 version
• kuzzleio/<image>:2: latest Kuzzle v2 version

Elasticsearch #

We also provide a new preconfigured image for Elasticsearch: kuzzleio/elasticsearch:7.4.0.