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2.2.6 has a bug with non-expiring session tokens but if your session tokens don't expire then should be safe to keep using it.
Can see other changes here in case there were any other bugs fixed that might affect you: 2.2.6...2.2.7
If you need a bit more flexibility then you could fork parse-server and choose which commit to work from, then use a git dependency in your package.json to your own repo. You can even then merge your own PR while waiting for PR to be approved in the main repo.
There was a bug with authData being removed from any _User query, and that was fixed. However, I see that you are missing info on request.user.
We noticed when moving from Parse.com to parse-server that request.user was missing attributes so changed our cloud code to always query/fetch the user when we require attributes. Really this should be fixed to be the same as Parse.com.
I suggest opening a new issue for this, especially if you have some code or a test that worked in an earlier version of parse-server. I thought I saw a related issue some time ago but can't find it so a new issue would help.
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antonfire commentedon Apr 21, 2016
It seems that this issue was resolved in #755, but I am experiencing the same problems, have these commits not hit 2.2.7?
steven-supersolid commentedon Apr 21, 2016
Please see #1568
This has been fixed and merged so will be in the next release
antonfire commentedon Apr 21, 2016
@steven-supersolid Ok great thanks.
miracle7 commentedon Apr 22, 2016
@steven-supersolid So for now we continue using 2.2.6 and then jump straight to 2.2.8 when it comes out?
drew-gross commentedon Apr 22, 2016
Closing as fixed. Please wait for version 2.2.8 if you are seeing this issue.
steven-supersolid commentedon Apr 22, 2016
2.2.6 has a bug with non-expiring session tokens but if your session tokens don't expire then should be safe to keep using it.
Can see other changes here in case there were any other bugs fixed that might affect you:
2.2.6...2.2.7
If you need a bit more flexibility then you could fork parse-server and choose which commit to work from, then use a git dependency in your package.json to your own repo. You can even then merge your own PR while waiting for PR to be approved in the main repo.
antonfire commentedon Jun 4, 2016
@drew-gross It seems this wasn't fixed in 2.2.8. Was this fix accidentally omitted?
antonfire commentedon Jun 10, 2016
@steven-supersolid This fix has not been applied, any idea what's happening with it?
steven-supersolid commentedon Jun 22, 2016
There was a bug with authData being removed from any _User query, and that was fixed. However, I see that you are missing info on request.user.
We noticed when moving from Parse.com to parse-server that request.user was missing attributes so changed our cloud code to always query/fetch the user when we require attributes. Really this should be fixed to be the same as Parse.com.
I suggest opening a new issue for this, especially if you have some code or a test that worked in an earlier version of parse-server. I thought I saw a related issue some time ago but can't find it so a new issue would help.