This release largely handles some translation issues (especially related to backup notification emails), a few small importer issues related to date importing, and a bunch of additional automated tests. We also added the feature of being able to disallow your users to edit their profiles at all, and fixed an issue around the ability to delete users.

It's here it's here! The long-awaited v7 is out. While this is largely a framework-level upgrade, you should see some performance improvements and bug fixes throughout. We've also added the ability to determine where you get redirected after a checkout and checkin for assets, and we'll be adding more of that functionality in the future.

Version 4 of Snipe-IT is here, and boy is it a big update. With almost 5,000 files changed and over 800 commits, this is our most ambitious upgrade yet, which is why it's taken so long. As you probably know, we typically put out point releases every few weeks, but this update has been eight months in the making.

This is a very small bugfix release that fixes an issue where logging updates and deletes was not working as expected.

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PHP > 5.5.9 or greater is REQUIRED

For a full list of requirements for version 4.0, please see the v4 documentation.

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Important!

We do NOT recommend anyone use the develop branch in production right now, as it's very volatile at this time, but we didn't want to keep people in the dark about our progress. Things are moving very quickly, so check back often!

New in v3.6.4

This is a small point-release that fixes an issue where a non-admin user with specific permissions allowing them to delete users would not actually permit them to do so, and would only work if the user had user/superadmin permissions.

Just a quick heads up - the user's manual has been merged into this primary documentation site (look in the left sidebar for "User's Manual").

With the upcoming release of Snipe-IT v4.0, we'll be adding two highly anticipated features to Snipe-IT: the ability to checkout an asset to users, locations or other assets, and the beginnings of a REST API.