SQLE 2.2212.0-pre2 Release Notes: New Template Import/Export and Role SQL Release Permissions
The SQLE 2.2212.0-pre2 preview release introduces rule template import/export for cross‑platform reuse, adds a new role permission for SQL release, and provides detailed release notes including features, UI improvements, and bug fixes for this open‑source database auditing tool.
SQLE is an open‑source SQL audit tool aimed at database users and administrators, supporting multi‑scenario audits, standardized release processes, native MySQL auditing, and extensible database types.
Version 2.2212.0-pre2 is a preview release that adds two major features: rule template import/export, enabling templates to be shared across different SQLE instances, and a new role permission that controls which users can perform SQL releases, improving workflow flexibility.
The release notes list the new features ([#1190] role adds SQL release permission; [#1191] support for template import/export), an UI optimization ([#1192]), and several bug fixes such as project member deletion issues ([#1024]) and problems with timed releases and MyBatis XML parsing ([#1096]).
Useful resources include the GitHub repository (https://github.com/actiontech/sqle), documentation site, release page, and demo environments for both community (http://demo.sqle.actionsky.com, admin/admin) and enterprise (http://demo.sqle.actionsky.com:8889, admin/admin) versions.
The article also links to previous version announcements and recommended reading on SQL development rules, MySQL/Oracle best practices, and how to develop custom SQLE rules, and invites readers to join the official QQ group (637150065) for further discussion.
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