release.2026-09-11T07-36-49Z.3059

teableio/teablerelease.2026-09-11T07-36-49Z.3059Sep 11, 2026by tea-artist

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AI Summary

This release introduces a major overhaul to mobile authentication by switching to a system browser flow and removing native email/password support, while also retiring native Gmail and Outlook connectors in favor of Composio-managed connections. It also includes performance improvements for routine runs and fixes for email automation validation.

Key Highlights

  • Mobile sign-in now uses the system browser to support OAuth and bot protection, removing native email/password options.
  • Composio-managed Gmail connections are now supported for automation events, replacing native Gmail and Outlook connectors.
  • Routine runs now update to 'completed' status immediately after chat generation finishes.
  • Email automation trigger setup no longer shows errors immediately after selecting the trigger type.

Breaking Changes

  • Native email/password sign-in has been removed from mobile devices.
  • Native Gmail and Outlook trigger connections have been retired.
  • Mobile authentication now requires a server address and browser-based auth instead of native inputs.

New Features

  • Composio-managed Gmail connections can now be assigned to automation and app credential slots.
  • Chat tool calls remain visually grouped across step boundaries and trailing reasoning.
  • CLI help provides consistent guidance for skill scope options and environment defaults.

Full Release Notes

## Feature Updates
- Mobile sign-in now opens the system browser, improving compatibility with OAuth providers, existing browser sessions, and bot-protection flows. Sign-in is simplified to a server address and browser authentication; native email/password sign-in has been removed. Older servers continue to use the previous web-based flow.

## Bug Fixes & Improvements
- Routine runs now move to completed status promptly after chat generation finishes, avoiding delays when workers are replaced during a rollout.
- Email automation trigger setup no longer shows required-field errors immediately after selecting the trigger type; validation begins after connection fields are edited.
- Composio-managed Gmail connections can now be assigned to automation and app credential slots and used with connector-based email event triggers. Native Gmail and Outlook trigger connections remain retired; IMAP connections are unchanged.
- CLI help now provides consistent guidance for skill scope options and environment defaults.
- Chat tool calls now remain visually grouped across step boundaries and trailing reasoning.

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