v1.1.13

gristlabs/grist-corev1.1.13Apr 15, 2024by georgegevoian

AI Summary

A major update featuring redesigned Grist Forms, support for TSV and DOO file formats, Podman support, and HTTP long polling.

Key Highlights

  • New design for Grist Forms with text areas and embed code support.
  • Import and export support for TSV and DOO files.
  • Customizable 'Contact support' link and Podman support.
  • HTTP long polling as an alternative to WebSockets.

Breaking Changes

  • The `GRIST_ALLOWED_HOSTS` environment variable has been removed.

New Features

  • TSV and DOO import/export support.
  • Podman support for building images.
  • HTTP long polling.
  • Webhooks triggered by specific column changes.
  • Additional team sites creation.
  • Doc worker auto-shutdown.

Full Release Notes

Highlights:
  * Grist Forms have a new design, and now support features like displaying text fields as text areas and copying an embed code for a published form.
  * Support for importing and exporting TSV and DOO files. Read all about it in our [monthly newsletter](https://support.getgrist.com/newsletters/2024-03/#imports-and-exports-two-new-file-formats).
  * The "Contact support" link is now customizable. Thanks @vviers!
  * The export CSV and XLSX endpoints now support a `title` query parameter for specifying the filename of the downloaded file. Thanks @CamilleLegeron!
  * An experimental environment variable, `GRIST_SKIP_REDIS_CHECKSUM_MISMATCH`, is now available which causes checksum check failures to be treated as warnings rather than errors. Thanks @fflorent!
  * Date filter strings are now translatable in Weblate. Thanks @thomasweaver627!
  * The `GRIST_ALLOWED_HOSTS` environment variable has been removed. Thanks @jonathanperret!
  * Fix for Ctrl-C not working in Docker. Thanks @fflorent!
  * A new row menu shortcut, "Use as table headers", for quickly copying the selected row’s values to their columns’ headers. Thanks @CamilleLegeron!
  * Podman can now be used to build the grist-core image from the Dockerfile. Thanks @paulfitz!
  * Portability improvements to various bash scripts. Thanks @tykling!
  * HTTP long polling is now supported as an alternative to WebSockets. Thanks @jonathanperret!
  * Doc workers now shut down automatically when they are no longer in use. Thanks @fflorent!
  * Webhooks can now be configured to only trigger when a specific column changes. Thanks @CamilleLegeron!
  * Additional team sites can now be created. Thanks @CamilleLegeron!
  * Misc. bug fixes and improvements.

See newsletter at https://support.getgrist.com/newsletters/2024-03/

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