Release Notes - Lockpoint Cloud

Lockpoint now prevents users from locking Draw.io temp files in order to prevent race conditions and cascading reverts. Draw.io temp files are used programmatically by the Draw.io application and they should not be locked by general users.
Slightly adjust color of "Locked by You" lozenge to work around Atlassian styling change
Preparation for FedRAMP support
Other internal changes

Lockpoint now uses version 2 of the Confluence REST API, for future compatibility and reliability
Speed improvements for various tasks, including the locking/unlocking of attachments, viewing lists of attachments on pages, and more

The "Locked Attachments" feature on Confluence pages is renamed to "Lock/Unlock Attachments" to better reflect its purpose.
Corrects an issue where, during attachment reversions, the character set of attachment comments could be incorrectly translated.
Better validation of unlock/warning timeouts.
Improved layout of lock/unlock dialogs on mobile browsers.

After locking or unlocking an attachment, Lockpoint now reloads the current page instead of redirecting the user to the page containing the attachment.
Various internal changes and improvements.

Fixes an issue that caused certain users (typically those with older Atlassian Cloud accounts) from seeing modal dialogs warning about blocked attachment uploads.

Fixes an issue that caused certain Lockpoint pages to fail to load correctly when Lockpoint client-side analytics were disabled.

Implements a workaround for an Atlassian bug related to overwriting locked attachments. In the situation where a user attempted to overwrite a locked attachment, a bug in upstream Atlassian code prevented Lockpoint from restoring the attachment back to the original user's version of the attachment. Instead, a new zero-byte version of the attachment was created. The original attachment version remained accessible at all times in the attachment version history with all of its data intact.

Lockpoint Cloud now comes with preliminary support for the Confluence Dark Mode theme.
Internal security uplift of various components.

Better handling and communication of errors, particularly on the locked attachment page.
Correction of a licensing validation issue immediately after a first installation of the product.