#29003 Migration: Renaming references with legacy enums fails

enhancement

major

#27376

TLScript function "sessionRevision()"

minor

#28746

Tree grid with transient objects records selection with TransientTLObjectNaming

#28985

Update fasterxml to version 2.19.2

defect

critical

#29012

Replace dependency org.lz4:lz4-java with at.yawk.lz4:lz4-java [SECURITY] CVE-2025-12183, CVE-2025-66566

major

#28357

Do not include IDEResources by default

#28932

Deleted object access in the WebFolder

#28959

Drop into an empty table not possible

#29018

Prevent the creation of duplicate back references

#29040

Endless loop when exporting HTML attributes to Excel

minor

#27287

TL-Script add() returns error with set reference if value already contained

#28150

Long items in the Multi DropDown lead to selection problems

#28285

Strings sometimes have the wrong color in the TLScript editor

#28681

Error when displaying external "objects" in the form editor

#28699

Missing images in TL-Script description texts

#28921

Prevent Goto to FormOverlay's

#28928

In multi-select selection field, option cannot be deselected if not currently included in options

#28956

Client-side errors in "afterRendering" are swallowed up

#29003

Migration: Renaming references with legacy enums fails

#29035

Log display crashes with corrupt log files

update

critical

#29008

Update dependency org.mozilla:rhino to v1.7.14.1 [SECURITY]

#29034

Update dependency org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-core to v2.25.3 [SECURITY]

defect

minor

#29003

Migration: Renaming references with legacy enums fails

Automatic data migration MigrationProcessor

If a reference is to be renamed in the migration, the processor "update-reference" can be used:

<update-reference name="my.module:Type#ref" new-name="my.module:Type#ref2" />

The XML serialized model in the database is then checked to see whether there is a back reference to this reference in order to adjust it. This also happens if the target type is a classification (actually unnecessary, but to decide this the target type must be resolved).

If the target type in the XML file was a legacy classification (e.g.: "enum:tl.yesNo"), this fails because an attempt is made to find the "enum" module.