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SILO Console 2.4.0 Released

Bounded object-browser pages and the accumulated correctness fixes since v2.3.0.

v2.4.0 was published on 2026-09-08 from c103d08e. September 16 follow-up: Console v2.4.1 is the current release. This article records the v2.4.0 behavior and dependencies.

Released behavior

  • Object-browser directories load 100 entries per page by default, with choices of 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000. Each page uses one S3 continuation-token request. Sorting, filtering and selection apply to the displayed page, not a complete directory scan; there is no unbounded “all” mode.
  • Version deletion stays bound to the selected object and directory deletion to its prefix. Lifecycle edits preserve independent actions and unexposed settings; replication rule deletion is saved consistently.
  • Transient network failures preserve sessions. Empty versioning state, malformed sidebar preferences and stale dropdown selections are handled.
  • Embedded Console restores loopback proxy behavior when Server explicitly enables the policy; standalone trust defaults remain unchanged.
  • Dependencies include pkg v3.13.3, MC source v0.0.0-20260908140805-c8aa5d25a63a, and upstream SDK 0e78d3f18efe. This release consumed MC as source and did not itself publish a new mcli tag.

Correctly preserved Deny/NotResource clauses may reject requests that relied on old deduplication defects. Restore already-lost clauses from the original policy source. Embedders must copy the MC replacement from the tagged README.

Later release

Console v2.4.1 adds restricted shared downloads, the password-permission split, streaming multi-object ZIPs, browser recovery and verifiable release artifacts. It selects pkg v3.14.1 and mcli 20260916. v2.4.0 uses the earlier browser-memory ZIP path. Read the password migration before upgrading.

The exact v2.4.0 source passed the complete Console CI matrix. The authoritative historical record is its tagged changelog, object-browser guide, and release assets. Later signature/provenance requirements do not retroactively apply to old assets.