Fixed an issue that was causing the workers not to throw the error handler when using a combination of "run a flow" in
a loop and several error retries per app.
Environment Dashboard: In the detail view of an Environment, when clicking on the left menu, you can configure that
view to your needs to show only the information that is important to you.
There are five different types of cards and more to come: Endpoints, Projects hosted, Project URLs, SSL Certificate,
and Website URLs mapped.
Organization URL Dashboard: In the detail view of an Organization, there is a new tab called "Dashboard URLs", where
you can configure which environment
information you want to monitor in
separate screens. There are three different ways to configure the dashboard: Workload/Storage cards, and Errors, only
Workload/Storage cards or only Errors.
Flow Changelogs. This new feature allows keeping track of why and who made some changes to a flow.
New Trigger: Schedule. It's a new way to insert and enrich data into your flows. The Schedule can start a flow once
or repeatedly run for a period.
Upgrade an Environment. When you find that your Environment is running out of storage or its
performance is not what your projects demand, you have the option to upgrade your server to a higher package.
Updating Projects in Environments. When you want to update a project in an Environment, now you can update it from the
Designer or from another Environment. Also, you will be able to select which data you want to update from: Static
Schema, File manager, Tables, Keystore
New variable type @header. for Custom Apps. Those variables will hold the response headers, and they can be accessed
as @header.app_id.function_id.['Content-Type']@
New App, Tables Query, which allows to access your Tables' data with SQL-like queries. You will be able to execute
JOINS, SQL functions but only in SELECT clauses.
In the designer, the maximum number of results you can retrieve will be limited to 100. In your own Environment there
is no limit in the results you can retrieve.
In the Project top-right menu, there is a new option to "Release the Project to Environment". You will need to choose
to which Environment do you want to add the project, or in case the project is already in the Environment to update
it.