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Release 1.10.6

Release Number1.10.6
Release DateJuly 28th, 2026
Taginfrahub-v1.10.6

Changed​

  • Node creation no longer issues a redundant database query to resolve peers for empty many-cardinality relationships, since a newly created node has none stored yet. This removes hundreds of round-trips during the first-time database initialization and speeds up node creation.

Fixed​

  • Deleting a repository now cascades to the objects it manages (transforms, checks, GraphQL queries, generators, and their artifact definitions, artifacts, and validators), so a repository can be removed in a single operation instead of deleting each dependent object by hand. (#3076)
  • Following an IP prefix or address link from the relationship tabs of an IPAM namespace now keeps you in that namespace, instead of redirecting to the default namespace. (#9892)
  • Fixed git-sync repository import getting stuck on the previous commit when a check definition removed from the repository was still referenced by a proposed change. (#9934)
  • Fixed the branch and proposed change diff view not showing changed objects in the tree when their parent object had no changes of its own. (#10010)
  • Fixed the object creation form when adding a component from its parent's tab (e.g. adding an interface from a device): the parent is now pre-selected and the create form opens directly, even when the component's parent relationship points to a generic rather than a concrete node.
  • The proposed changes list is now ordered by creation date with the newest first, on both the open and closed tabs.
  • Fixed schema updates that remove a node with an object template leaving the branch schema permanently out of sync across workers (#10049)
  • Branch rebase and merge no longer validate schema constraints for attributes and relationships that were not actually modified on the branch. The query collecting the changed fields of a diff could match nodes belonging to other branches' diffs and to already-merged diffs, which would inflate the set of constraints to check.