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# Changelog

<details>

<summary>v2.5.1 – July 23, 2026</summary>

**Fixed**

* Dependency upgrades

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.5.0 – July 17, 2026</summary>

**Added**

* Added a new Distroless Docker image (`latest-distroless`, `v2.5.0-distroless`) with reduced runtime dependencies and no known CVEs at release; the existing Debian image remains available under `latest` and `v2.5.0` during the initial rollout.

**Fixed**

* Fixed an issue affecting licenses with ID `0`.

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.4.1 – June 24, 2026</summary>

**Added**

* Improved hardware key verification when multiple smart cards are connected.

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.4.0 – May 25, 2026</summary>

**Added**

* Support for configuring log file destinations
* Support for Microsoft SQL Server

**Fixed**

* Improved handling of failed license checks
* Fixed installation file handling

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.3.3 – April 9, 2026</summary>

**Fixed**

* Reset for floating feature consumptions
* Handling of license expiry

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.3.2 – March 26, 2026</summary>

**Fixed**

* Floating license borrowing problem fixes.

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.3.1 – March 17, 2026</summary>

**Added**

* Backend logout endpoint.
* Synchronization configuration options for hours and minutes.
* Support for loading the configuration file from `./config/default.yaml` or `default.yaml`.

**Fixed**

* Floating user limit handling, including correct updates for already registered users and enforcement of the maximum allowed users.

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.3.0 – February 20, 2026</summary>

#### **Added**

* Configurable base path prefix (BasePath).
* High availability support via Kubernetes (multiple replicas) and SDK-side load balancing.

#### **Fixed**

* Consumption calculation fixes.
* Fixes for floating features behavior.
* Fixes for port configuration/customization.

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.2.0 – December 24, 2025</summary>

#### Added

* Hardware Key Support: FSv2 can be provisioned with a hardware key and can manage hardware-key compatible licenses and bundles.
* Docker logging mode (logs to stdout)

#### Fixed

* Bug fixes and minor improvements

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.1.0 – November 26, 2025</summary>

#### Added

* Offline refresh functionality
* Support for full SQLite database encryption using SQLCipher
* Optimized database performance, increasing concurrency capabilities
* Bundle license features visible in the UI

#### Fixed

* Various bugs

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.0.0 – October 6, 2025</summary>

#### Added

* TLS support for PostgreSQL – Secure database connections are now supported
* Helper scripts – Added scripts to run PostgreSQL with TLS and Docker Compose for simplified setup
* Automatic config generation – Configuration files can now be generated directly from the LicenseSpring platform
* Simplified provisioning – Uses a single certificate for both server and client, reducing setup complexity

#### Fixed

* Restricted the Floating Server to offline floating licenses only
* Various UI bugs and usability issues

</details>

<details>

<summary>v2.0.0-beta.2 – September 5, 2025</summary>

#### Added

* Restricted license activation to Offline Floating Licenses only
* Official Docker image: licensespring/floating-server-v2:v2.0.0-beta.2

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