Version 7.0.1

• Patch for an XSS vulnerability on a non-existing dataset

Version 7.0.0

• include tdt/input by default
• allow indexing through the normal add/edit datasource workflow
• allow to link datasets to eachother to provide context between datasources
• allow provenance, keeping track of who added/edited which dataset

Version 6.6 - June Release

• Added gulp to automate front-end tasks
• Added facetted search and dynamic loading of datasets on the landing page of TDT
• Added more fields to the DCAT feed
• Allow full download of CSV files, cap on-the-fly translation to 10K lines, no cap on the download ofcourse
• Added supported formats through the api/info endpoint
• SPARQL now recognises the type of query (construct/select) upon creation/updating and appropriate formatting is applied
• Updated the Elastic reader with the Elastica library + paging, ES 2.2+ is supported
• Excel by default takes the first sheet if no sheet is provided

• Refactor to account for the PSR-4 namespacing of the EasyRdf library
• KML files need special treatment to be displayed as geographical data since we don't convert XML files anymore by default.
• If the source is KML, a KML layer will be displayed on the map instead of a geojson conversion, which loses some meta-data such as description meta-data

• To validate URIs only check through a HEAD request if the URI is legitimate
• Update on the namespace of contactpoint in the DCAT feed (props to @erikap )

Couple of hotfixes:

• KML formatted XML will not display on a map is convertible to GeoJSON
• Fetching JSON over HTTPS is more robust
• non UTF-8 CSV values are converted to UTF-8

• Licenses are now seedable through the command line, 2 sets of licenses (including a flemish one) have been created in a separate repository.
• The DCAT meta-data has been updated in order to match all required fields, some adjustments have been made to make the DCAT output more correct (e.g. add license to a distribution, not a dataset)
• SEO optimization with embedded JSON-LD in HTML pages
• MongoDB is now an available datasource
• The application is now available in dutch, french and english and can be selected in the lower right corner
• Incorporate tdt/input by default so larger datasets can be loaded into document stores where they can be queried properly, optimizing the user experience of data consumers.
• Geographical distributions are now advocated in DCAT when the dataset is a geographical one
• Map properties have been removed, all of the data will now be displayed in the map pop-up
• Added a contact-point to the meta-data fields
• XML has been reverted to a more basic support, no more translations to JSON as these were not standardized.
• Added the possibility to track requests in a generic way, Google Analytics implementation is provided, but can be injected with any service (e.g. Piwik)
• Fixed a greedy regex bug in SPARQL statements
• Polished the Map formatter with updated leaflet libraries

For more detailed information, check the milestone issue list.

More eloquent geo support, thanks to @DieterDePaepe.

Optimized the validation and fetching of JSON documents.