Better
- Approving a record in the desktop app now moves you to the next one that needs review instead of leaving you to find it in the list. Approving a record's last unreviewed field does the same.
Fixed
- An edit to an existing record could show up as "Record added" with nothing to compare against. When the published version of a record can't be read, the record is flagged as needing attention and holds back approve and publish until it can show you the actual change.
- A publish where the destination rejected every record in a connection left those records queued to go out again. They land in the failures list now, where you can see what the connector said.
- A record deleted in the destination and re-created came back as
<name>-<id>.jsoninstead of<name>.json.
Under the hood
- The Notion live tests edit one reserved row in place rather than creating a page per run, so the test workspace stays under Notion's block quota and the post-deploy suite runs green again.