Contents
- Dashboards for every project
- Edit tables like a spreadsheet
- Review and manage branches with more context
- Fixes
- Improvements
- API changes
Dashboards for every project
Dashboards are now enabled by default. Teams can combine value cards, AI summaries, and historical line, bar, or area charts, then open the underlying items from a widget. Widgets can be reordered and connected to saved views, so each dashboard reflects a defined slice of project data rather than a separate reporting copy.Edit tables like a spreadsheet
Tables now support range selection, copy and paste, fill handles, and Excel export. Repeated values and formulas can be extended across a range without editing cells one at a time.Review and manage branches with more context
The review page now brings review stages, conflict resolution, merge history, and lifecycle status into one workflow. Administrators can bypass a review requirement with an auditable reason when the rest of the branch protections are satisfied. Branch management also has a full-screen view, and teams can create a baseline without merging. Deleted fields and tag options can be restored from the recovery page.Fixes
- SSO login. A temporarily unavailable identity-provider list no longer blocks sign-in.
- Review comments. Viewers can leave comments during a review.
- AI actions. Work started in one browser tab no longer appears in another tab.
- Skills. Skill reads remain within the current workspace.
- Large workspaces. Login diagnostics and filtered search remain responsive as workspace data grows.
- Tag values. Merging branches with removed tag options completes without timing out.
Improvements
- Name templates. Branches and items can use consistent names generated from templates.
- Baselines. A baseline can be created without merging a branch.
- Formulas. Default formulas can be applied to existing items, with an option to replace existing values.
- Reader and tree views. Expand all opens the complete visible hierarchy.
- SSO diagnostics. Admins can see the claims supplied by each user’s identity provider at their last login.
- Branch history. Item history is shown in the context of the branch where each change occurred.
- Private views. Personal saved views are enforced by the server and can open in a floating window.
API changes
- Relationships. Customer API clients can create, update, and delete cross-links.
- Changed items. Customer API responses can return the entity IDs changed on a branch.