Upgrade Notes¶

• The default configuration file has been updated and now includesthe required parameters to use the new policy-in-code feature in Horizon.Because of this change, the defualt policy.json is no longer included inthis repo but replaced with policy.yaml. Please refer to the release noteand documentation of Horizon to find details about this feature.

Upgrade Notes¶

• Python 2.7 support has been dropped. Last release of heat-dashboardto support Python 2.7 is OpenStack Train. The minimum versionof Python now supported by heat-dashboard is Python 3.6.

Upgrade Notes¶

• If you need to update your queens heat-dashboard to rocky,you must copy the latest enabled file (_1650_project_template_generator_panel.py)to horizon/openstack_dashboard/enabled directory again.The enabled file for template generator has been changed a lot in rocky and it does not havecompatibility with queens heat-dashboard.The background of this change is that SCSS and xstatic modules are started to be usedrather than CSS and embedded JavaScript copies to follow Horizon’s contribution rule.[bug 1753919][bug 1755140][bug 1755308]

Prelude¶

Heat support in OpenStack Dashboard is now split into a separated python package.

New Features¶

• Heat support in OpenStack Dashboard is now split intoa separete packageheat-dashboard. You need to installheat-dashboard after upgrading OpenStack Dashboardto Queens release and addenabled file for Heat Dashboard.For detail information, seehttps://docs.openstack.org/heat-dashboard/latest/.

• A panel forTemplateGenerator is newly added. There is not specificinstallation process. After installing heat-dashboard, this panelwill be displayed along withStacks,ResourceTypes andTemplateVersions.