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# v8.3

### **Live Config Changes**

**Date of change:** 16/07/2025

**Affected Features:** Users with existing ODK projects

**What’s broken and why?**

*Currently ODK schema is embedded within the \`ODK\` section within the project.schema. For legacy reasons, the ODK schema was instantiated with each template, rather than stored with the plugin content itself. To ensure you're operating with the latest, correct ODK schema, please integrate the latest schema here into your project. This process will be corrected in the ODK v9 release so users don't need to manually manage this at that point*

**How to fix it?**

*Retrieve the latest \`project.schema.json\` from the ODK. Accessible here, or within any v8.2 template. Merge this file with the existing* `project.schema.json` *that lives at* `<project_workspace>\Config\LiveConfig\Schemas`. If you haven't made any local project edits, you can safely just replace the file, otherwise you should merge the content with your local changes.

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### **Editor Sign-in Changes**

**Date of change:** 16/07/2025

**Affected Features:** PIE session

**What’s broken and why?**

*The way you login needs to be updated to use our new authentication system*

**How to fix it?**

*For any existing project, you'll need to modify your authentication settings.*\
\&#xNAN;*1. Open to Editor Preferences -> General: Sign In Settings*\
\&#xNAN;*2. Expand Per Client Sign In Settings*\
\&#xNAN;*3. Modify each client's sign-in settings to: "Custom" : "<https://o7e.dev/api/editor/login"_\\>
\&#xNAN;*&#x34;. Restart your editor\_

**How to test it?**

*Start a PIE session and ensure your client can connect to your local deployment.*


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