# Nightly build November 2, 2026

> Nightly build November 2, 2026: JSONata IntelliSense now runs in the background, so the page stays responsive even with very large payloads or context. Each…

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Nightly build


JSONata editors are faster and more reliable, and detail screens with JSON fields no longer warn about unsaved changes when nothing was edited. 3 changes. Pre-release.

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Build

2026-11-02 nightly

Date

Nov 2, 2026

Environment

Nightly

Changes

3

### Improved

- JSONata IntelliSense now runs in the background, so the page stays responsive even with very large payloads or context. Each editor now keeps its own completions, so switching between editors (for example, between two Data Flow transform nodes) no longer replaces one editor's suggestions with another's. `$$` is suggested as soon as you press Ctrl+Space. The documentation panel appears for the highlighted completion. A "Building IntelliSense…" badge shows while suggestions are loading. A "Simplified IntelliSense" badge names any bindings whose sample data was too large to analyze in full.

### Fixed

- Detail screens with a JSON field, such as Device, Device Gateway, Device Driver and Connector, no longer show the "unsaved changes" prompt when you leave without editing anything. The prompt still appears after you edit the JSON field.
- In JSONata editors, a Context that is not an object (for example, `"hello"`) no longer adds unwanted `$0`, `$1`, … IntelliSense bindings.