Release: Oso 0.7.0 is out with List Filtering in Django and More

oso v0.7.0 is out! Some highlights of the release include:

  • List filtering in django-oso (Preview) - List endpoints require authorizing a collection of objects before returning them to the user.  Sometimes, a "yes" or "no" decision from the policy is impractical because it requires authorizing each object individually, after retrieving them from a data store. The django-oso library now supports directly returning authorized objects by using the policy to generate a set of QuerySet filters to apply. This is significantly more efficient than authorizing each object individually.  In this release, we're sharing an early preview of this feature. Learn more.
  • Debugger step-up. We've made a number of improvements to the debugger – e.g., to the goal and stack commands – in response to user feedback to give developers new ways to debug and navigate their policies.

And a number of bug fixes, including:

  • Ruby methods return self make it possible to chain methods together
  • Language libraries that haven't yet implemented operations on application instances (Java, Node.js, Ruby, Rust) now throw a uniform error type.
  • And plenty more.

For more details, read the changelog.

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