Release notes

2025.7 Release

July 2025. 17 changes across the platform.

Release
Jul 15, 2025
Changes
17

Integration and Connectors

New

  • Added support for full connection-configurable integration request and response loggingIntegration › Connectors

Improved

  • Updated to latest version of Axios HTTP client libraryIntegration › Connectors
  • Updated to latest version of SAML XML librariesIntegration › Connectors
  • Marked Plex SQL connector as deprecated and deactivated all Plex SQL connectionsIntegration › Connectors

Orchestration and Data Flows

New

  • Added application trace data tracking to help identify the source of a data changeOrchestration › Applications
  • Added data flow node for Google BigQueryOrchestration › Data Flow Designer

Data Models and API

New

  • Added a History panel to the API Explorer, plus a round of other enhancementsData › GraphQL API
  • Added support for ModelDefinitions query to system APIData › GraphQL API
  • Added a permission check to ensure users can only download exported files if they have permission to query the data contained in the fileData › Data Management
  • Added scheduled deletion of exported files after 30 daysData › Data Management

Improved

  • Updated data change history form to filter out custom fields until support for them can be addedData › Data Management
  • Converted Data Change Capture service to TypescriptData › Data Management

App Building and Packages

Fixed

  • Fixed an issue with embeddable fields in the package builderOrchestration › Package Management

Screens and User Experience

New

  • Added a screen-level context container for storing screen-wide dataUser Interface › Screen Designer

Improved

  • Updated GraphQL Builder component to improve handling of changes from outside the component itselfUser Interface › Components
  • Updated screen designer to clear state when navigating awayUser Interface › Screen Designer

Platform and Infrastructure

New

  • Implemented rightsizing pass to rebalance resource allocations to the most heavily used servicesDevOps