Cron Shell Renamed
Registry v1.1.0 renames CronShell to JobShell. If you have installed a cron job to run CronShell, you will need to update it to call JobShell instead. See also Registry Installation - Cron.
AvailablePlugin Directory
To reduce the overhead of less frequently used plugins, some plugins have been moved to the new app/AvailablePlugin directory. If you are using any of the plugins in this directory, you need to re-enable them by creating a symlink to the appropriate plugin(s) from your local/Plugin directory. For more information, see Installing and Enabling Registry Plugins.
New Default Extended Types
Several new extended types are defined by default. To add these to existing COs, use Configuration >> Extended Types, and for each relevant type click 
Add/Restore Default Types.
- New Address type: Campus
- New Email Address types: Preferred, Recovery
- New Identifier types: Badge, Enterprise, National, Network, ORCID, Reference, SORID
- New Telephone Number type: Campus
Existing defined types will remain unchanged.
Change In Behavior Of Members Groups
As of Registry v1.1.0, the CO and COU Members Groups are only populated with CO People in Active or Grace Period status (or for COU Members Groups, a corresponding CO Person Role in Active or Grace Period status). Prior to v1.1.0 the behavior was unspecified. No explicit action is required unless you were relying on the prior behavior for integration purposes.
Registry will automatically update (reconcile) the Members groups as part of the upgrade process.
New LDAP Provisioner Attributes Supported
v1.1.0 adds support for several new LDAP attributes. In order to enable them, make sure they are defined in your LDAP server's schema. Then edit the appropriate provisioner configuration.
eduPersonAffiliation Fix
Prior to v1.1.0, the LDAP Provisioning Plugin incorrectly localized the eduPersonAffiliation value when exporting it. By default, the localized value is the same as the spec value, so most installations are unlikely to be affected by this change. However, if you were relying on the old (incorrect) behavior, you may need to update your integrations.
Change In Behavior Of LDAP Provisioner
v1.1.0 changes the default way unconfigured (disabled) attributes are handled when provisioning LDAP records. More information is available here.
Clarification of CO Person Role Validity Timezones
Like all other timestamps, CO Person Role valid from and valid through records are stored in UTC. Prior to v1.1.0, this was not made clear via the user interface, and so most likely validity dates were entered in the local timezone.
For example, an administrator in Boston (EST, -0500) enters a valid through timestamp of December 31 23:59:59 and assumes that means EST. However, because Registry operates in UTC, the effective valid through timestamp will be December 31 18:59:59 EST, or 5 hours earlier than the administrator expects.
v1.1.0 automatically converts validity timestamps to and from the browser's detected timezone. However, administrators should be aware that existing records may not be the exact time expected, and may wish to update them accordingly.
COU Changelog Enabled
v1.1.0 enables Changelog Behavior for COUs. As a result of this change, a unique constraint has been removed for the database schema. However, the schema update process may not correctly remove this constraint, and so it may need to be removed manually.
alter table cm_cous drop constraint cm_cous_co_id_key;