We start the year with a couple of patch-level releases. First of all, we have 2.3.7, in which we upgraded some Ruby gems that had known vulnerability issues. Therefore, we strongly recommend users that are still on the v2.3 branch to switch to this new version.

Besides that, we released 2.4.0 in October, and meanwhile we’ve been accumulating fixes for bugs that the community has been reporting. Now we felt like it was a good time to release all these fixes into a new release, and hence we deliver to you 2.4.1. You can read the list of bugs that have been fixed here.

The 2.4 and the 2.3 Docker tags have been updated accordingly on the Docker hub, and you can also pull from the specific tags 2.4.1 and 2.3.7.

Last but not least, we are releasing these two releases on a time in which we are pretty close of the deadline for the code freeze for 2.5.0. This release will improve upon the previous releases with all the feedback that we’ve gathered from the community, and we are pretty excited about. So stay tuned!