Changes:
- Increased the margin on the desktop header navigation menu to prevent
the dropdown menus from overflowing outside hte page's container at
certain widths
- Removed the right margin from "Get a demo" buttons
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/36465
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/36467
Related to: https://github.com/fleetdm/confidential/issues/14254
Changes:
- Updated "Try it yourself" links to go to the `/try` page (Which
redirects users who aren't logged in to the /login page)
- Removed the `<signup-modal>` and `<signup-button>` components
- Removed the route for the /register page, and added a redirect to go
to /login
- Updated the /login page to have the signup form, and to match the
latest wireframes
- Updated the /try page to have a fake Fleet UI as a background
(previously an image)
This pull request adds support for managing the Yubico Authenticator
application on Windows. The changes introduce the necessary metadata,
installation and uninstallation scripts, and update the application
catalog to include this new platform-specific entry.
**Addition of Yubico Authenticator for Windows:**
* Added a new input file with metadata for the Windows version of Yubico
Authenticator, specifying details like package identifier, architecture,
and default categories in `yubico-authenticator.json`.
* Created an output file containing version information, installation
and uninstallation scripts, installer URL, SHA256 hash, and upgrade code
for Yubico Authenticator on Windows in
`yubico-authenticator/windows.json`.
* Updated the main application catalog (`apps.json`) to include a
Windows-specific entry for Yubico Authenticator, with appropriate slug
and description.
**Frontend icon update:**
* Updated the image data for the Yubico Authenticator icon in the
frontend component to reflect the correct or updated icon asset.
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/35101
Changes:
- Updated the /better page to show a different list in the "What
personal information can Fleet see?" section when users visit the page
on a mobile device
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remove if NA -->
**Related issue:** Resolves#37426
# Checklist for submitter
If some of the following don't apply, delete the relevant line.
- [X] Changes file added for user-visible changes in `changes/`,
`orbit/changes/` or `ee/fleetd-chrome/changes`.
See [Changes
files](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/main/docs/Contributing/guides/committing-changes.md#changes-files)
for more information.
## Testing
- [X] QA'd all new/changed functionality manually
- tried on an ARM vm, saw script install fleetctl correctly
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/39138
Changes:
- Updated the alignment of elements in the carousel at the top of the
/customers page on smaller screen widths
- Updated the hover styles for the cards on the /customers page
- Updated the article cards on the /customers page to be clickable links
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/38472
Changes:
- Updated the URL of the testimonials page to be /customers
- Added a redirect for /testimonials
- Updated the layout and content of the /customers page to match the
latest wireframes
- Updated links to the /testimonials page to go to /customers
- Changed the "Customers" dropdown in the website nav to be a link to
the /customers page.
- Published Fastly case study.
- Removed old case studies and redirected their URLs to point to their
official replacements:
- Global cloud platform simplifies device management with Fleet ==>
/case-study/fastly
- Consolidate multiple tools with Fleet ==> /case-study/stripe
- Foursquare quickly migrates to Fleet ==> /case-study/foursquare
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Co-authored-by: Eric <eashaw@sailsjs.com>
Changes:
- Added a Fleet GitOps page (/fleet-gitops)
- Added a link to the new page in the "Solutions" dropdown to the
website's header navigation
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Co-authored-by: Mike Thomas <78363703+mike-j-thomas@users.noreply.github.com>
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/confidential/issues/13291
Changes:
- Updated the `build-static-content` script to add support for a new
article category: `compare`
- Added a new template page for comparison articles
- Added a Fleet vs. Jamf comparison article
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Co-authored-by: Mike Thomas <78363703+mike-j-thomas@users.noreply.github.com>
Changes:
- Added a landing page that has links to upcoming citops workshops, and
a link to a form where users can request a GitOps workshop.
- Updated the contact page to display a GitOps workshop request form for
users who are linked to it from the GitOps workshop landing page.
- Added `deliver-gitops-workshop-request`, an action that sends details
of GitOps workshop request submissions to Salesforce.
- Added a new helper that creates campaign member objects in Salesforce.
- Added two new config variables used to get event details from the
Eventbrite API.
Getting the `fleetctl` binary from our script or GitHub Releases is
easier than directing users to install and manage it with Node/npm.
Also, removed the statement that the binary is for Windows and Linux,
since it works on macOS too.
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Co-authored-by: Mike Thomas <78363703+mike-j-thomas@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Noah Talerman <47070608+noahtalerman@users.noreply.github.com>
Related to: https://github.com/fleetdm/confidential/issues/13527
Changes:
- Changed the name of the /articles page to "Blogs"
- Updated the blogs category to exclude guides
- Added a link to /guides to the sidebar on article category pages
Related to: https://github.com/fleetdm/confidential/issues/13759
Changes:
- Created website/assets/images/logos
- Added 38 logos to the new logos folder
- Updated the website's `<logo-carousel>` component to display two rows
of logos and to use the new images in the images/logos folder.
Closes: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/38576
Changes:
- Updated the Fleet Premium trial page to display the trial license key
sent from the page's view action instead of displaying it from the `me`
variable set in the custom hook.
- Added a minimum height to the Fleet Premium trial page to prevent the
modal scrolling outside of the page's background
Changes:
- Updated the list of responsibilities on department handbook pages to
only include links to headings inside of handbook contents (A heading
from the signup modal is currently included on each list)
Changes:
- Updated the contact form to have a third form for job applications.
The form is only shown to users who visit the page with the `#apply`
hash.
- Added `deliver-application-submission` an action that sends
information from job application submissions to a zapier webhook.
- Updated the link to the contact form on the open positions template
page to link to /contact#apply
For https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/37261
Changes:
- Added a new database model: `FleetInstanceUsingVpp`
- Added `/api/vpp/v1/register`: An API endpoint that validates provided
Fleet license keys, creates a database record for the proxy
registration, and returns a generated secret used to authenticate
requests to the other VPP proxy endpoint
- Added `/api/vpp/v1/metadata/:storeRegion`: An API endpoint that
forwards requests to the
`https://api.ent.apple.com/v1/catalog/${storeRegion}/stoken-authenticated-apps`
Apple API with a token generated using Fleet's Apple developer
credentials.
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Co-authored-by: Ian Littman <iansltx@gmail.com>
This pull request enhances the macOS app installation process by
improving how running applications are handled during install and
update, and also updates the metadata and scripts for Docker Desktop.
The main improvements are the introduction of quit/relaunch logic for
pkg-based FMAs, and the renaming and updating of Docker Desktop’s
identifiers and scripts.
**App install/relaunch improvements:**
* Added new shell functions `quit_and_track_application` and
`relaunch_application` to the generated install scripts. These functions
ensure that if an app (or pkg) is running before installation, it is
quit and then automatically relaunched after installation, preserving
user state. The logic tracks whether the app was running via an
environment variable.
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* Removed the previous simpler `quit_application` logic from the install
script generation, as the new functions supersede it.
**Docker Desktop metadata and script updates:**
* Renamed the Docker Desktop input and updated its `slug` and
`unique_identifier` to match the new bundle identifier
(`com.electron.dockerdesktop`), reflecting the current packaging.
* Updated the output app metadata in `apps.json` to use the new slug and
unique identifier for Docker Desktop.
* Added a new output file for Docker Desktop
(`docker-desktop/darwin.json`) with the updated install and uninstall
scripts, including the new quit/relaunch logic and references.
This pull request adds support for Notepad++ as a maintained application
in the system. It includes metadata, installation and uninstallation
scripts, version tracking, and a custom icon for the frontend. The main
changes are grouped into backend app definition and scripting,
versioning/output updates, and frontend UI enhancements.
**Backend: Notepad++ App Definition and Scripting**
- Added a new app definition for Notepad++ in `winget` format, including
metadata and references to install/uninstall scripts (`notepad++.json`).
- Implemented PowerShell scripts for silent installation and
uninstallation of Notepad++ using NSIS-compatible flags
(`notepad++_install.ps1`, `notepad++_uninstall.ps1`).
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**Versioning and Outputs**
- Added Notepad++ entry to the main output apps registry (`apps.json`),
enabling it to be recognized as a supported app.
- Created a Notepad++ versioned output file for Windows, including
detection query, installer URL, SHA256, and script references.
**Frontend: UI Enhancements**
- Added a custom Notepad++ SVG icon component for use in the software
page UI (`Notepad++.tsx`).
- Registered the Notepad++ icon in the icon index and mapped it for
display with the app name.
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This pull request adds support for managing Steam as a maintained
application on both macOS (darwin) and Windows platforms. It introduces
new metadata, installation, and uninstallation scripts, and updates the
aggregated app catalog to include Steam for both platforms.
**Steam app integration:**
- Added metadata and configuration files for Steam on macOS and Windows,
including installation details, unique identifiers, and categorization.
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- Updated the main `apps.json` catalog to include Steam entries for both
platforms, complete with descriptions and platform-specific slugs.
**Installer and uninstaller scripts:**
- Added a PowerShell installation script for Windows that installs Steam
silently using the `/S` flag.
- Added a PowerShell uninstallation script for Windows that locates the
Steam uninstaller and removes it silently, handling both 32-bit and
64-bit registry locations.
- Added macOS shell scripts (referenced in the output) for installing
and uninstalling Steam, including logic to quit running processes and
clean up associated files.
**App version outputs:**
- Created output files for both `steam/darwin.json` and
`steam/windows.json`, specifying version information, detection queries,
installer URLs, script references, and default categories.
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This pull request adds support for the CrashPlan backup and recovery
software to the maintained apps ecosystem for both macOS (Homebrew) and
Windows (Winget). It introduces new metadata, installation and
uninstallation scripts, and integrates CrashPlan into the application's
UI, including a dedicated icon.
**CrashPlan app support:**
- Added CrashPlan metadata for Homebrew (`crashplan.json`) and Winget
(`crashplan.json`), specifying identifiers, installer details, and
default categories.
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- Included CrashPlan in the aggregated app listings (`apps.json`) for
both macOS and Windows platforms, with descriptions.
**Installer and uninstaller scripts:**
- Added versioned output and installation/uninstallation scripts for
CrashPlan on macOS (`crashplan/darwin.json`) and Windows
(`crashplan/windows.json`), including download URLs, SHA256 hashes, and
detection queries.
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**UI integration:**
- Introduced a new CrashPlan SVG icon component (`CrashPlan.tsx`) and
mapped it in the software icon index for use in the UI.
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This pull request adds a new icon component import to the icon index
file. The change is minor and simply makes the `CompanyPortal` icon
available for use in the application.
