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This page tracks features, bug fixes, and other improvements included within each Glyue release.

Current Release - v4.10.0 - Febuary 5th, 2025

  • Updated naming of banking core adapters for consistency. Adapters will now follow the convention “[Company] [Core name] ([middleware])”

  • Added three new adapters, COCC (Core API), LoanPro, and RedTail

  • Improved the performance of saving large (>1000 lines) changes on the build page, including when importing large integrations or multiple integrations

  • The Jobs page has been deprecated, and all jobs have been migrated to the Scheduler

  • The UX of the Scheduler has been modified to more clearly indicate the first time a schedule will be run

  • Fixed a bug where changes to an environment’s domain wouldn’t be reflected in links generated by the environment

  • Fixed a bug where users added to an organization during the organization’s creation wouldn’t be saved

Previous Releases

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titlev4.9.0 -

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 November 19th, 2024
  • Run Histories now have a “Code wrap” toggle to better display long lines of text

  • Service accounts now have a “No password” option to turn off basic auth if OAuth is being used

  • Glyue’s Python version has been upgraded to version 3.12

  • The build page now automatically trims whitespace on formula variables

  • Email capitalization across the platform is now standardized, making it agnostic to user-inputted capitalization

  • Fixed a bug that caused mismatched timezones on scheduler

  • Changed the default behavior of the Status column on Field mappings, now defaults to “Not Started”

Previous Releases

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titlev4.8.0 — September - September 17th, 2024
  • Introducing the built-in Glyue Idempotency Layer, making idempotency protection available to all integrations.

  • Introducing Integration Run Labels, which allow dynamic label text to be applied to integrations at run-time, enabling faster searching and tagging of completed integration runs.

  • Glyue Admins now have the ability to set a default permissions group for new regular (non-staff) users.

  • Glyue now supports the OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials authentication flow (“browserless OAuth”) for more flexible authentication patterns across our support systems.

  • Environments with a connected SAML (SSO) login method will now automatically create user accounts upon first SSO-based login of a user, removing the need to pre-create user accounts.

  • All Frontends now support SAML (SSO) login.

  • Performance of the Build page when operating on large selections of rows has been dramatically improved.

  • Value Mappings now have statuses, and their approval progress is reflected in Bookmarks.

  • Fixed a bug where bookmarks with 0 completed fields would display as “1%” complete.

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