The new Python code step allows you to run the Python code that will be run on the backend. Some of the use cases include data mapping and transformation, and also the execution of machine learning-related functions. Find out more in this doc.
We have updated the grid to make it more flexible. On the older workspaces, you might notice the Upgrade available notice. You might use the old version, but we recommend using the updated version.
The main changes include taking over a position of the components when one of the components is hidden, as well as introducing an option Preserve space when hidden, that prevents other components taking up the space of the hidden component, leaving an empty spot instead. More details are available here.
We have updated the action setup flow by switching the sequence of selecting a data source first and an action type as a second step. Once you choose a certain data source, you only get a list of the action types available for this specific data source.
The actions that do not require a data source are located under the Operations.
It is now possible to disconnect your Git repo from the application. Please note that once itโs done, you will not be able to connect the same repository again without creating a new application.