Release Notes

The guillotine field accepts project and branch arguments, so a single Web API endpoint can serve multiple projects and branches. Content permissions apply to every request. See API base URL.

pageUrl, imageUrl, mediaUrl and attachmentUrl return objects exposing path and queryString. Media fields also provide components such as the project context, content ID and fingerprint. Clients can prepend an API or CDN base to media paths and adapt page paths to their frontend routes. See Building URLs from parts.

The Link.pageUrl and Media.mediaUrl fields expose the same URL components for references found in rich text. Clients can use these fields when rendering links for their own deployment. See Rich text.

Content._project and Content._branch expose the project and branch used to resolve a content item. See Content.

The new PublishInfo.time field exposes the publish.time marker. On draft content, its presence indicates that the draft matches the published version; its absence indicates unpublished changes. See PublishInfo.

Custom resolvers beneath guillotine run in the selected project’s repository and branch, so XP content-library calls use that context automatically. See Lifecycle and execution.

Query Playground implements the contentstudio.menuitem interface. Content Studio and other applications supporting that interface can embed it. See Query Playground.

The native Web API endpoint is now /api/com.enonic.app.guillotine:graphql, replacing /site/<project>/<branch>. Select project and branch in the query and update public routing as needed. See API endpoint.

URL fields return objects instead of strings. The type argument and UrlType enum are removed, including ProcessHtmlInput.type. Update selections and build links from their components. See Page, image and attachment URLs.

The deprecated query and queryConnection fields, QueryContentConnection and legacy filter input types are removed. Use queryDsl and queryDslConnection. See Search queries.

The X-Guillotine-SiteKey header and _path’s `type argument are removed. Select siteKey explicitly when needed; without it, getSite returns null. Use pageUrl.path for site-relative paths. See Site context and paths.

ContentType.displayName and several form metadata fields are removed. PublishInfo.from, to and first change from String to DateTime. See Schema metadata and publication timestamps.

Resolver request context, macro discovery and TypeScript definitions have changed. See Custom extensions.

The query editor previously served by GET requests to the GraphQL endpoint is removed, along with the queryplayground.ui.mode option. Use the Content Studio Query Playground or a third-party GraphQL client.