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1.54

Released:

2026-07-08

Release Summary

v1.54 delivers safer data operations and stronger day-to-day Flow tooling.

The headline feature is entity version restore from audit history. Space admins can now inspect prior versions of an entity and restore it - including its relationships - to a selected point in time.

Flows gain a new file:zip:create node for packaging files into a single archive with configurable naming and size controls. The Flow editor now has node search for faster authoring.

This release also tightens relationship integrity and query performance, adds strict-cardinality controls, and resolves schema-side issues with display mode persistence and relationship lifecycle handling.

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Changelog

  • Entity Audit Restore - Space admins can review entity audit history and restore an entity to a previous version, including its relationship state.
  • ZIP Archive Flow Node - Flows can bundle files into a downloadable ZIP archive with dynamic naming and structured file-entry inputs.
  • Flow Node Search - The Flow editor now includes searchable node discovery and keyboard-friendly navigation for faster node selection.
  • Relationship Editing Improvements - Relationship cardinality and relationship management behaviour are more consistent, with better lifecycle handling and list-view interactions.
  • Bug Fixes - Fixes cover experience editor content replacement, scheduling validation, iOS typing behaviour, image fetch timing for uploaded images, and multiple entity editor UX issues.

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Feature Spotlights

Audit-Based Entity Restore

The problem

Teams could record audit events, but had no direct way to recover an entity's state after accidental updates, relationship changes, or operational mistakes.

What's new

Entity audit history now supports version-level detail views and restore operations. Admin users can inspect event metadata, compare historical payloads, preview the impact of changes, and restore both entity data and relationship links from a selected audit point.

How to use it

  1. Open an entity in Studio.
  2. Open the audit history.
  3. Select an audit record and inspect its detail view.
  4. Click the "Restore this Version" to restore the previous version.

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ZIP Archive Creation in Flows

The problem When teams needed to package multiple files into a single download for their users - whether custom report bundles, document packs, or media collections - they had to download them individually. That meant manual workarounds to produce something as straightforward as a ZIP file.

What's new A new file:zip:create Node handles archive creation directly inside the Flow designer. Teams can build and customise file bundles without writing code or relying on external tooling.

The node supports flat and grouped file entries, dynamic file naming via templates, and large-archive handling with automatic memory-to-disk spooling. Size limits are configurable per archive.

How to use it

  1. Add a file:zip:create node to a Flow.
  2. Map incoming file entries (flat files or grouped folder sets).
  3. Set the archive filename (optional templating supported).
  4. Configure maximumSize where needed.
  5. Use the emitted ZIP file output in downstream delivery nodes.

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Flow Node Search

The problem The Flow designer now has a large and growing library of nodes. Finding the right one meant clicking through categories and scanning lists - workable with a handful of nodes, but slow when you're building complex workflows and switching between node types frequently.

What's new The node picker now includes full search. Type a few characters and the list filters instantly, so you can find and insert the right node without browsing through categories.

How to use it

  1. Click the New Nodes picker, then enter the search bar, or press Cmd+K (Mac) / Ctrl+K (Windows) to jump straight to search.
  2. Type part of the node name or category.
  3. Use keyboard navigation to select and insert the node.

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New Features

Schemas

Entity Audit History Detail and Restore

Schema entity management now includes audit history detail inspection and restore execution from Studio. Admins can view event metadata, compare data changes, review the impact on relationships, and restore to a selected historical version.

Read-Only Path Enforcement in Entity Editor

The Entity editor handling now supports read-only paths and explicitly enforces relationship interactions. This prevents unintended edits in contexts where fields or relationships should be immutable.

Flows

file:zip:create Flow Node

A new Flow node type creates ZIP archives from file-entry inputs and emits a ZIP file output suitable for downstream upload, messaging, or delivery operations.

  • Supports grouped and non-grouped entries.
  • Supports dynamic ZIP filenames.
  • Supports large archives with disk spooling.
  • Supports explicit max-size validation.

Flow Node Search in Editor

Node selection in the Flow Designer now supports search and keyboard-oriented interaction patterns, reducing setup time in complex flow definitions.

Experiences

Annotation Editor Numbering

Image annotation editing now supports numbered annotation workflows with related UI updates in the entity-editor media experience.

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Fixes

Schemas

  • Relationship lifecycle handling was corrected, including the merge paths for duplicate managed relationships and the sync behaviour.
  • Relationship cardinality editing was enabled and stabilised with stricter enforcement paths.
  • Display mode customisation now persists correctly after schema updates.
  • Validation-rule minimum-value constraints in Studio were corrected to prevent invalid UI restrictions.
  • JSON Patch nameBased path handling was fixed before the operation application.

Experiences

  • Experience content replacement now behaves correctly when navigating between experiences in the designer.
  • iOS text-entry behaviour was fixed in rich-content editing interactions.
  • Date/time default and display formatting behaviour was corrected, including timezone-viewer defaults and now value handling.

Flows

  • Subflow result values no longer overwrite parent execution outputs.
  • scheduledAt validation errors were fixed in the Flow execution and API key paths.
  • XLSX read behaviour for full-sheet reads was corrected.
  • The timing for fetching uploaded images was fixed to prevent early fetches on the object create and update paths.

Spaces

  • Entity-editor field decorator alignment and editable-field focus interactions were improved.
  • Keyboard focus and search interactions were improved in navigation and tree interactions.

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v1.54 delivers safer data operations and stronger day-to-day flow tooling.

The headline feature is entity version restore from audit history. Space admins can now inspect prior versions of an entity and restore it - including its relationships - to a selected point in time.

Flows gain a new file:zip:create node for packaging files into a single archive with configurable naming and size controls. The Flow designer now has node search for faster authoring.

This release also tightens relationship integrity and query performance, adds strict-cardinality controls, and resolves schema-side issues with display mode persistence and relationship lifecycle handling.

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