In these Icecat Release Notes 125, we discuss supporting multimedia objects for the Repairability Index. Further, we applied the multilingual interface to the image gallery and publication restriction blocks in the Brand Cloud. Finally, we discuss several minor fixes and other updates of the Icecat environments. We described previous updates in the Icecat Release Notes 124.
Since short, we import a new feature “Repairability index” because of an HP requirement. This feature requires the support of related multimedia elements. For this reason, we have added a new multimedia object type to our REST interface. Finally, we apply autotests for file conformity checks.
In our Free Brand Cloud (Icecat PIM), we redeveloped the public restriction and gallery blocks as well to be fully multilingual. From now on, our translations team takes care of translating the related interface tokens.
We fixed the thumbnail images response on Icecat LIVE and also on the search and product pages. Because there were situations in which there was no correct thumbnail image response.
To improve our SEO score, we applied server-side rendering to manufacture-related icecat.biz pages. Thus, all the links below are now processed on the server-side.
In order to reduce the load on the routines that process tasks in a system queue, we had to create a limitation on the number of simultaneous processes running at the same time in our queue. This prevents a queueing challenge.
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