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Release Notes: September 2021
Welcome to the September 2021 updates to Transposit, with new integrations, new support for executive summaries, enhanced validations, and user friendly display names for actions.
New Integrations#
New data connectors have been developed for:
- New Relic
- GoToMeeting
- Terraform Cloud
- Octopus
New data parsers for receiving webhook alerts from:
- Epsagon
- New Relic
Executive Summary#
A new field is provided for letting your most important stakeholders know an activity's high level status. In Slack, the executive summary is a pinned field and stays in sync with the activity.
Validations#
Several validation use cases have been addressed to make grouping actions and saving runbooks a more robust experience.
Further details:
- Fix for action chain errors with mixed dynamic and static input.
- Fix for input to another action's input when desired input is itself a dynamic parameter.
- Fix for surfacing user-visible errors from input prompt operations.
- Fix for events with existing activities showing "Create Activity" button.
- Fix to remove action trigger warning message when deleting an action.
- Fix for duplicated and out-of-order timeline events for opening and closing activities.
User Friendly Display Names for Actions#
When you're developing actions in the Developer Platform, you can provide easy to understand display names, called "pretty names", for display to the writers and executors of runbooks.
