ACS 1.1.9 - 05 March 2015

New features, improvements, and changes

• ACL queries — In prior ACS releases, any user could query ACLs created by another user. In applications created with ACS 1.1.9 and later, a user can only query ACLs they create, while an application admin can query ACLs for any arbitrary user by specifying the user_id field.

• Send push notifications to multiple push channels — The Push Notifications API now supports sending push notifications to multiple push channels. Simply comma-separate the list of channels you want to send the notification to. Due to this change, push channel names cannot contain a comma.

• user_id field renamed to sudo_id for admin operations — The user_id field, which was used to indicate the user that an application administrator could perform an ACS API call on behalf of, was renamed to the sudo_id field. For details, see Admin Access-Perform ACS API Calls on Behalf of Another User.

Bug fix

• Fixed an issue where a delayed job, such as exporting a large data set, would exit silently.
• Fixed pagination on push channel queries. Previously, push channel query results would not be correctly paginated.