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Release Notes - Version 26.6 ​

New Role-Based Access Model ​

This release introduces a redesigned access control system with granular, per-project permissions.

What changed:

  • Each user or group assigned to a project now receives a specific role (Viewer, Contributor, or Manager) instead of binary access/no-access.
  • A new All Users virtual group can be assigned to make a project accessible to all authenticated users at a chosen role level.
  • Legacy projects (created before 26.6) that were previously public are displayed with an "All Users -> Viewer" assignment.
  • Users and groups carried over from the old access model are assigned Manager role to preserve existing access levels.

See Access Model for complete documentation.

Xpedition 2604 Support ​

Full support for Siemens Xpedition version 2604 has been added. Projects created with 2604 can be imported, checked in/out, and previewed.

Xpedition Standard/Advanced Tier ​

A new licensing tier EEforce for Xpedition - now supports Xpedition Standard and Advanced editions. Contact your reseller for tier-specific pricing.

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Licensing tiers may be adjusted based on customer feedback.

LDAP Enhancements and Group Synchronization ​

  • EEforce groups can now be linked to Active Directory groups over LDAP.
  • When a linked AD group membership changes, the corresponding EEforce group is updated automatically on user login.
  • Several stability fixes for LDAP authentication flows.

File Transfer Improvements ​

Reliability on Slow Networks ​

  • Retry logic for file uploads has been adjusted.
  • Buffering improvements reduce memory spikes during large transfers.
  • Fixed edge cases where partial uploads could leave containers in an inconsistent state.

Chunked Uploads ​

Large design files are now optionally split into smaller chunks during upload. If a chunk fails, only that chunk is retransmitted - not the entire package.

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Enable chunked uploadsClient - Tools - Settings - Server Settings

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Chunked uploads add minimal overhead on fast networks but significantly improve reliability on slower or unstable connections. Enable this if you experience upload failures.