Exponential Platform Nexus Files

Release of the 1.2.0.x line: Ibexa OSS 4.6, Symfony 5.4 and the Exponential legacy kernel. Changes since v1.2.0.0.

Code fixes

• TRUSTED_PROXIES sets the proxies Symfony trusts, in config/packages/framework.yaml (c330cd215).
• APP_HTTP_CACHE=1 puts the Symfony HTTP cache proxy in front of the kernel; it is off by default (c5e6aca42).
• config/app/server/prod.yaml exists, so SERVER_ENVIRONMENT=prod builds (cb7e181b8).
• The Makefile calls ibexa:reindex and ibexa:graphql:generate-schema. The ezplatform: names it used are deprecated aliases on 4.6 (b81dbfcac).
• composer.json names the package se7enxweb/exponential-platform-nexus and states the licence GPL-2.0-or-later; it had no name and said "proprietary". The content hash in composer.lock follows (08a10c465).
• Each Netgen bundle is registered once in config/bundles.php (8a1baf6dd). The admin UI config sets defaults for content_tree_module (35a28e987).
• Makefile: make clear-all-cache empties the configured cache pools (7412b2a3e), and the .nvmrc version is passed to nvm install (3d2286865).

Documentation

• The book (doc/book/, a copy from master): it covers every release line, and the newest copy is on master.
• doc/INSTALL.md is now the short installation guide. The previous guide, which still said app/console, is in v1.2.0.0.
• doc/sevenx/INSTALL.md and README.md were corrected:
• The siteaccesses are the ones this branch configures: fh_eng, bold_eng, bold_ger, adminui, ngadminui and legacy_admin.
• The HTTP cache is purged with the ez-all tag, and the guide names the shipped VCL.
• The guide explains what the exponential: commands are and which options belong to ibexa:reindex.
• The database is configured through DATABASE_URL, with grant statements that work on MySQL 8 and PostgreSQL 15.
• The image variations are in config/app/packages/image.yaml.
• The admin assets are built with composer ibexa-assets or yarn ibexa; yarn ibexa:build does not exist on this line.
• Server examples: the nginx example uses a PHP 8 socket and APP_ENV prod, and the Apache example describes APP_HTTP_CACHE correctly.