This page summarises items scheduled for the following release to the Patchworks Production environment:
Patchworks core (backend)
Patchworks dashboard (frontend)
New features, updates, and enhancements of note are summarised by product area, below:
Release version | Release date |
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Release version | Release date |
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Type | Summary | Ref # |
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1.19.0
5th June 2024 @ 8am
1.14.2
5th June 2024 @ 8am
Has warnings indicator in run logs
Run logs now include a Has warnings
column. If a process flow run succeeds with warnings (for example, if data of the wrong type is passed into a transform function in the map shape), a warning icon is displayed in this column.
CPT-2701
Flow control shape - single items
When configuring a flow control shape, a new Do not wrap single records in an array
option is available. Use this if you are creating payloads with a batch size
of 1
, and you want the output to be this:
...rather than this:
CPT-1153
Run process flow shape - variables
When using the Run process flow shape
to call one process from another, it's now possible to override flow variables with meta or flow variables defined in the Run process flow
shape. When configuring this shape:
payload variable and flow variable syntax can be used.
Any payload provided will override the passed payload from the previous step.
CPT-2610
CPT-2903
Un-deployed scripts not available in map script transforms Fixed issue where only deployed scripts/versions were available for selection when configuring a script transform function for a field mapping (via the map shape).
CPT-2724
If required, the Has warnings
column can be filtered so only runs with warnings are displayed.
Run logs & queue
Improved error reporting for script issues Logging has been extended for cases where a process flow run fails due to a custom script issue, and also if a script fails to deploy. Custom scripts
Now, all scripts/versions are available for selection. If an un-deployed script/version is selected it is deployed, ready for use. Script transform function