release.2026-09-05T08-43-19Z.2938
teableio/teablerelease.2026-09-05T08-43-19Z.2938Sep 5, 2026by tea-artist
AI Summary
This release focuses on enhancing mobile app usability and lookup field functionality. It introduces better session management for mobile users and improves search performance for large datasets. Additionally, it fixes several bugs related to rollup fields and statistical queries.
Key Highlights
- Lookup fields can now remove duplicate values for cleaner, easier-to-read results.
- Mobile sign-in now uses the system browser for safer, session-reusing logins.
- Native mobile app now shares authenticated sessions across content and embedded pages.
- Significant performance improvements for full-field search on large tables.
- Improved stability for nested formulas involving attachment and user fields.
New Features
- Lookup fields with duplicate value removal capability.
- System browser integration for mobile sign-in.
- Native mobile app session sharing across embedded pages.
- Enhanced mobile chat history grouping and linking.
Full Release Notes
## Feature Updates - Lookup fields can now remove duplicate values from multiple linked records for cleaner, easier-to-read results. - Mobile sign-in now uses the system browser, allowing users to reuse existing browser sessions through a safer, user-confirmed flow. Older servers continue to use the previous embedded login experience. - The native mobile app now shares authenticated sessions across app content, while embedded pages load more consistently and avoid duplicate navigation. - Mobile chat history can now group and link general, agent, and app-generation conversations more accurately. ## Bug Fixes & Improvements - Improved full-field search performance and reliability for large tables, including list, count, grouping, aggregation, shared-view, and concurrent search requests. - Improved cancellation of statistical queries to reduce unnecessary work when searches are changed or canceled. - Fixed an error that could prevent rollup fields from being changed from “unique array” to “count all.” - Improved rollup conversions by validating formatting against the new result type. - Improved the stability and performance of nested formulas that repeatedly check whether attachment, user, or lookup fields are empty, reducing the risk of timeouts during computed field updates. - Fixed “contains any of → current user” filters on lookup fields that reference member fields.