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2.1.1 / 2019-05-04
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**General**
* Allow admins to hit `/api/v1/challenges` and `/api/v1/challenges/[id]` without having a team to fix challenge previews
* Fix rate-limiting of flag submission when using team mode
* Fixes some modal close buttons not working in the admin panel
* Fixes `populate.py` to assign captains to teams.

**Models**
* Added `Challenges.flags` relationship and moved the `Flags.challenge` relationship to a backref on Challenges
* Added `ondelete='CASCADE'` to most ForeignKeys in models allowing for deletions to remove associated data
    * `Hints` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
    * `Tags` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
    * `Flags` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
    * `ChallengeFiles` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
        * Deletion of the file itself is not handled by the model/database
    * `Awards` should be deleted when their user or team is deleted
    * `Unlocks` should be deleted when their user or team is deleted
    * `Tracking` should be deleted when their user or team is deleted
    * `Teams.captain_id` should be set to NULL when the captain user is deleted

**Exports**
* Force `db.create_all()` to happen for imports on `sqlite` or on failure to create missing tables
* Force `ctf_theme` to be set to `core` in imports in case a theme is missing from the import or the instance
* Fix imports/exports to emit and accept JSON properly under MariaDB
    * MariaDB does not properly understand JSON so it must accept strings instead of dicts
    * MariaDB outputs strings instead of JSON for its JSON type so the export serializer will attempt to cast output JSON strings to JSON objects

**Deployment**
* Run as root when using docker-compose
    * This is necessary to be able to write to the volumes mounted from the host
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2.1.1 / 2019-05-04
==================
**General**
* Allow admins to hit `/api/v1/challenges` and `/api/v1/challenges/[id]` without having a team to fix challenge previews
* Fix rate-limiting of flag submission when using team mode
* Fixes some modal close buttons not working in the admin panel
* Fixes `populate.py` to assign captains to teams.
**Models**
* Added `Challenges.flags` relationship and moved the `Flags.challenge` relationship to a backref on Challenges
* Added `ondelete='CASCADE'` to most ForeignKeys in models allowing for deletions to remove associated data
* `Hints` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
* `Tags` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
* `Flags` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
* `ChallengeFiles` should be deleted when their Challenge is deleted
* Deletion of the file itself is not handled by the model/database
* `Awards` should be deleted when their user or team is deleted
* `Unlocks` should be deleted when their user or team is deleted
* `Tracking` should be deleted when their user or team is deleted
* `Teams.captain_id` should be set to NULL when the captain user is deleted
**Exports**
* Force `db.create_all()` to happen for imports on `sqlite` or on failure to create missing tables
* Force `ctf_theme` to be set to `core` in imports in case a theme is missing from the import or the instance
* Fix imports/exports to emit and accept JSON properly under MariaDB
* MariaDB does not properly understand JSON so it must accept strings instead of dicts
* MariaDB outputs strings instead of JSON for its JSON type so the export serializer will attempt to cast output JSON strings to JSON objects
**Deployment**
* Run as root when using docker-compose
* This is necessary to be able to write to the volumes mounted from the host
2.1.0 / 2019-04-24
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@@ -283,13 +317,13 @@ If you are upgrading from a prior version be sure to make backups and have a rev
1. Make all necessary backups. Backup the database, uploads folder, and source code directory.
2. Upgrade the source code directory (i.e. `git pull`) but do not run any updated code yet.
3. Set the `DATABASE_URL` in `CTFd/config.py` to point to your existing CTFd database.
3. Run the upgrade script from the CTFd root folder i.e. `python migrations/1_2_0_upgrade_2_0_0.py`.
4. Run the upgrade script from the CTFd root folder i.e. `python migrations/1_2_0_upgrade_2_0_0.py`.
* This migration script will attempt to migrate data inside the database to 2.0.0 but it cannot account for every situation.
* Examples of situations where you may need to manually migrate data:
* Tables/columns created by plugins
* Tables/columns created by forks
* Using databases which are not officially supported (e.g. sqlite, postgres)
4. Setup the rest of CTFd (i.e. config.py), migrate/update any plugins, and run normally.
5. Setup the rest of CTFd (i.e. config.py), migrate/update any plugins, and run normally.
* If upgrading from a version before 1.2.0, please upgrade to 1.2.0 and then continue with the steps above.
**General**

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reload(sys) # noqa: F821
sys.setdefaultencoding("utf-8")
__version__ = '2.1.0'
__version__ = '2.1.1'
class CTFdRequest(Request):