1.0.7

API change notice

Today we removed views from Deep Security Smart Check. As we mentioned in the release notes for v1.0.6, we're doing this because views were adding a fair amount of complexity for a value that customers weren't really seeing.

You can still see results and status across multiple registries in the Overview page, and view status details have been replaced with registry status details. You can selectively include registry content using filters at the registry level, and you can perform bulk scans of registries. The daily view scan has been replaced with a daily registry scan.

The API endpoints for views still exist, but for this release they will return a 410 Gone response with a Sunset header and a Link rel="sunset" header with a link to the original release notes and deprecation plan.

In an upcoming release of Deep Security Smart Check, we will be removing the view API endpoints completely.

We'll always try to keep APIs around as long as possible, but when they don't make sense any more, we'll use the same process to sunset and remove them in an orderly fashion so that you know what's going on.

If you have any questions or comments on this process, please get in touch! We're always happy to hear from our customers.

Highlighted commits in this release

• Return 410 Gone response from view endpoints