2023 release notes

This release adds application/x-ndjson to the RESTAPIView UI view class.

The Content type menu on the REST API v2 component’s Body tab is now a text field with a list of hints, as shown in the following image:

The hints appear when your cursor is over the field, and the list reacts when you enter characters into the text field.

You can choose an item from the menu that suits your needs or, if no entries are suitable, you can enter a custom content type and save it.

The Content-type header is validated according to the list of official MIME types.

Since some external APIs do not allow a token to be refreshed early, the previous refresh time of 60 seconds before expiry has been reduced to 30 seconds.

This change ensures that tokens can still be promptly refreshed while staying within limits set by external APIs.

The platform provides the capability to grant the Squiz Customer Success team support access to your workspace.

If you own the workspace, you can click on the Grant Support Access button found in the workspace settings page to add the Customer Success team to help you troubleshoot.

This release introduces a new HELM environment variable:

This release introduces a new dedicated page for recipe management accessible through the new Recipes menu item available under the Integrate section. Recipes enable users to develop an integration once and then deploy that recipe multiple times for any of their clients or end-users.

These recipes can contain single or collections of flows, from which end users can select the flows they need. All recipes available to a User are now listed on the Recipes page. The format and style are similar to the Flows page, which is familiar to users.

We display the number of deployments of these recipes on each Recipe Card. Each deployment can include more than one integration flow, and these will display when you click the Show Deployments button on the Recipe Card.

You can deploy running integration flows from any listed Recipe by hitting the Activate button.

Click on a recipe title on the card to open a dedicated recipe section which includes Recipe and Deployments pages accessible through the tabs on the top. The Recipe page contains information about the recipe. You can press the Activate button to create a flow based on this recipe.

The URL of an individual recipe page is formatted as shown below:

If you have used this recipe before to create a flow, the Deployments page will list them all.

You can:

We have also updated the designer page graph; now it uses react portal.