Releases: bjowes/cypress-ntlm-auth
Releases · bjowes/cypress-ntlm-auth
v2.0.3
- Attempt to fix #80 without a forced quit. All tunnels established for HTTPS passthrough are now indexed and closed on reset or quit.
- Moved back to original http-mitm-proxy since the required changes are now in the official release.
- Package bumps
originally released 2019-11-13
v2.0.2
- Fixed #81: Cypress 3.5.0 now supported also for localhost sites.
- Improved responses on failed handshakes
- Minor improvements for NodeJS 13 compatibility
v2.0.1
- Fixed #75: Node module API available. The ntlm-proxy and cypress can now be started as a function call in node, see the README for example code.
v2.0.0
- Fixed #73: Single sign on is here! This is a big improvement in usability and security (no password required) for use cases where authentication only needs a single user, and that user is the same as the account running the tests. Naturally this only works on Windows OSs test clients.
v2.0.0-beta.6
- Fix: Disable OS validation in browser context
v2.0.0-beta.5
- Fix: Missing require for ntlmSso command
v2.0.0-beta.4
- Validation of SSO configuration
- Updated to latest win-sso to handle empty targetHost
- Grab PeerCertificate for channel binding on first response
- Unit tests in place for SSO
v2.0.0-beta.2
- Updated to latest win-sso to fix odd npm packaging
v2.0.0-beta.1
- BETA for #73 - Single-sign-on on Windows hosts! Use
cy.ntlmSso(['ntlm-host.company.com', 'ntlm-host2.company.com'])
to register target hosts that should be accessed using the credentials of the user running Cypress. No calls to cy.ntlm()
are required for hosts using SSO.
- BREAKING: Requires node-gyp build chain on Windows - this will be taken care of before we go stable
- NTLM source files are no longer copied to the dist folder
v1.3.2
- Fix #58: Refactored NTLM library to typescript
- Fix #71: Reuse actual NTLM type 1 message when calculating MIC
- Package bump