This is the first stable release candidate for Taxonomy Access Control in Drupal 7.
Important notes
This release candidate requires Drupal 7.8 or later.
If you previously installed any version of Taxonomy Access Control earlier than 7.x-1.0-alpha1, you must run update.php when installing this release candidate.
Be sure to clear your site and browser caches when updating from previous versions.
Changes since 6.x-1.3
Several performance improvements.
The Create permission has been renamed to Add tag.
The List permission has been renamed to View tag.
The Add tag permission for the vocabulary default now controls whether a role can automatically create new terms in that vocabulary in autocomplete (freetagging) fields.
Term reference fields are automatically hidden if Add tag permissions do not allow the user to change the field value.
This is the first alpha release for Taxonomy Access Control in Drupal 7.
Important notes
This alpha requires Drupal 7.8 or later.
If you previously installed any version of Taxonomy Access Control, including 7.x-1.x-dev or a git clone, you must run update.php when installing this alpha release.
Changes since 6.x-1.3
Several performance improvements.
The Create permission has been renamed to Add tag.
The List permission has been renamed to View tag.
The Add tag permission for the vocabulary default now controls whether a role can automatically create new terms in that vocabulary in autocomplete (freetagging) fields.
The module's database tables and grant realm have been renamed.
This release includes numerous bug fixes, performance improvements, and documentation improvements, as well as one new feature to make administering taxonomy hierarchies easier.
This branch introduces some important SQL optimizations, which drastically reduce the number of database records required for sites with a large number of terms and roles. The admin interface has been updated to allow you to keep your access rules lean and mean.
The changes should ease administration, make some queries faster, and have certainly made the code simpler. The important stuff seems to be working, but please test your rules carefully and report any anomalies (include a simple example of an access scheme which doesn't behave as expected so that we can replicate).