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• Adds a git flow persistence provider that stores flow snapshot versions in a git repository and can be optionally configured to push changes to a remote repository such as one hosted on GitHub.
• Adds a flow hook extension point API. Write and configure your own hooks that get called any time a new flow snapshot version is saved to NiFi Registry. An included implementation can be configured to run an external script any time a new flow version is created.

• Additional deployment flexibility and configuration options

  • An external database, such as PostgreSQL, can now be used in place of an embedded H2 database

  • Adds a Dockerfile for building a NiFi Registry Docker image

  • More options for mapping LDAP group membership of users to NiFi Registry when using LDAP security

• UI/UX refinements
  • Now using Web UI now uses NiFi Flow Design System Upgrades front end application to and Angular 5.2
  • Bucket IDs and Flow IDs are now discoverable in the UI to assist in the development of automations scripts
• Bug fixes

  • Flow version count updates correctly after adding a new version of a flow

  • Correct sorting of groups in the "Add user to groups" dialog

• REST API improvements
  • A new flow "diff" endpoint returns a summary of differences between two versions of a flow
  • New endpoints for interacting with flows by global id without having to specify the bucket
  • New remote management endpoints (specifically, Spring Boot Actuator endpoints are available)
  • A self-hosted Swagger UI to aid in development and testing
• Documentation improvements
  
  • A new "Getting Started" quick start guide has been added to the documentation
  • REST API documentation and Swagger specification corrections and additions. Documentation of each API endpoint now includes which access policies are required when NiFi Registry is secured

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