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v2.6.0 (FUTURE)
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## Changes
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## New Features
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### API Device/VM Config Context Included by Default ([#2350](https://github.com/digitalocean/netbox/issues/2350))
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### Power Panels and Feeds ([#54](https://github.com/digitalocean/netbox/issues/54))
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The rendered Config Context for Devices and VMs is now included by default in all API results (list and detail views).
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Previously the rendered Config Context was only available in the detail view for objects. Users with large amounts of
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context data may observe a performance drop when returning multiple objects. To combat this, in cases where the rendered
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Config Context is not needed, the query parameter `?exclude=config_context` may be added to the request as to remove
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the Config Context from being included in any results.
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NetBox now includes support for power supply modeling, through two new models: power panels and power feeds. Power feeds
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are terminated to power panels and otpionally associated with individual racks. Each power feed defines a supply type
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(AC/DC), amperage, voltage, and phase. Power ports can be connected directly to power feeds.
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### Tag Permissions Changed
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Additionally, the power port model has been extended to include fields denoting maximum and allocated draw, in watts.
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This allows a device (e.g. a PDU) to calculate its total load compared to its connected power feed.
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NetBox now makes use of its own `Tag` model instead of the vanilla model which ships with django-taggit. This new model
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lives in the `extras` app and thus any permissions that you may have configured using "Taggit | Tag" should be changed
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to now use "Extras | Tag."
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### View Permissions
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### View Permissions ([#323](https://github.com/digitalocean/netbox/issues/323))
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Django 2.1 introduced the ability to enforce view-only permissions for different object types. NetBox now enforces
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these by default. You can grant view permission to a user or group by assigning the "can view" permission for the
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EXEMPT_VIEW_PERMISSIONS = ['*']
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```
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## Changes
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### API Device/VM Config Context Included by Default ([#2350](https://github.com/digitalocean/netbox/issues/2350))
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The rendered Config Context for Devices and VMs is now included by default in all API results (list and detail views).
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Previously the rendered Config Context was only available in the detail view for objects. Users with large amounts of
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context data may observe a performance drop when returning multiple objects. To combat this, in cases where the rendered
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Config Context is not needed, the query parameter `?exclude=config_context` may be added to the request as to remove
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the Config Context from being included in any results.
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### Tag Permissions Changed
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NetBox now makes use of its own `Tag` model instead of the vanilla model which ships with django-taggit. This new model
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lives in the `extras` app and thus any permissions that you may have configured using "Taggit | Tag" should be changed
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to now use "Extras | Tag."
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## Enhancements
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* [#323](https://github.com/digitalocean/netbox/issues/323) - Enforce per-object type view permissions
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