Arvados 2.0.3 Released!

Hello everyone,

We are pleased to announce the release of Arvados 2.0.3. This release includes a few minor feature improvements and number of bug fixes.

New features

#16435

The arvados-sync-groups tool now supports specifying the level of access ( can_read , can_write , can_manage ) that will be granted to each member of the group.

#16419

The Arvados Python SDK now honors the environment variable SSL_CERT_FILE as a user-supplied path to a certificate bundle file.

#16328

Keepproxy can use config.yml to discover upstream keepstores.

Bugs fixed

#16349

Database connections are now explicitly set to UTC time zone. This avoids timestamp comparison bugs when the Arvados API server and Postgres database are configured for different time zones.

#16439

Workbench 2: The “New” button will now create items in the expected location when the current selection is a project in “Shared with me” or “Favorites”.

#16373

arvados-docker-cleaner now installs a systemd service file.

#16391

When sbatch returns an error, crunch-dispatch-slurm reports the error instead of printing “PANIC”.

#16387

Fix cached user update error when using LoginCluster and a previously active user is deactivated.

#16343

Fix handling of create container request when LoginCluster is set.

#16434

python3-distutils dependency added to python3-arvados-cwl-runner package.

#16366

Documentation uses consistent values for InternalURLs in examples.

#16393

Keepproxy uses a longer timeout when forwarding uploaded data to keepstore. Avoids upload failures when external clients are slow and take longer than 45 seconds to upload a block.

#16340

No longer ignores the flag to request preemptible instances on AWS in arvados-dispatch-cloud .

#16339

Bugfix for packing CWL files with a $schemas section.

#16492 #16341

Version updates to 3rd party dependencies to address reported vulnerabilities.

The release notes can also be found at https://arvados.org/release-notes/2.0.3/

Thanks,
The Arvados Team