Improvements

The shield status command is twice as pretty and three times
as useful.
Cloud Storage detail pages in the web interface now show a
timeline similar to the one shown for Data Systems, so that
SHIELD operators have an easier time of troubleshooting failing
storage configurations.
The SHIELD CLI now displays task+log data for the last
test-store task of a given store (for shield store X and
shield global-store Y), to assist in troubleshooting failing
storage configurations.
Operators now have a web interface and some CLI commands for
inspecting the state of SHIELD Data Fixups, and re-running them
(if / when necessary).
The mongo target plugin can now have options applied
individually to just mongodump or mongorestore.
Passwords and RSA private keys are now properly obscured in
the web interface detail pages for both systems and cloud
storage. People without rights to see such credentials will
still see the "REDACTED" string instead; but people with the
required privilege will instead see the blurred-out obscured
text that they can hover over to reveal.
The shield tasks command can now filter down to only tasks
that involve a particular tenant or global cloud storage system.

Bug Fixes

Data Fixups will now be properly skipped if they've already been
applied. Additionally, names / dates / summaries will be
updated every time the SHIELD Core boots up, to catch typos
and mispellings there.
The Data System detail page in the web interface no longer has a
race condition between the start of an AJAX call for the plugin
configuration details and a shield:navigate away from the
page. Other such race conditions involving AJAX should now also
be fixed.
Switching between tenants (with differing levels of access) now
properly re-renders the sidebar to show your new privileges.
The shield job X command now populates the "Status" and
"Agent" fields, using data in the API responses.