Patch Notes - 2022-12-22

New Features

• Dataset version aliases can now be updated programmatically with output metadata.
• Datasets can now also be created from task outputs.

UX Improvements

• The datasets view is now available both in a project context and stand-alone, for a less jarring navigation experience.
• Data browser views now support presets.
• Triggers can now be deleted with the click of a button, instead of with the tippy-tap-tipety-tap of a programmer writing a script against our API.
• We now prohibit creating useless `require-approval` pipeline actions.
• Deleted executions no longer contribute to project property keys (metadata and parameters), so no more `accuray` littering your views forever!
• You can now disable word-wrapping for event log views.
• The execution table's title column's width is now stored (locally) so you don't have to resize it every time you navigate around.
• You can now add a note (comment) to an execution or task right while creating one.
• You can no longer rename projects that have active deployment versions, so as not to break every single URL pointing to them.

Performance Improvements

• Executions and tasks should start a bit faster, since environment scaling is deferred.
• We made the app small-talk a little less (like a good Finn should), which should make it a bit faster.
• Environment scaling should occur more snappily all in all.

Bugfixes

• When using wildcards and the `suffix` keep-directories mode, patterns such as `foo/a*.jpg` with `foo/acat.jpg` and `foo/adog.jpg` will no longer result in `cat.jpg` and `dog.jpg`, but `acat.jpg` and `adog.jpg` as expected.
• Validation for datum alias names is now unified between the UI and the API. Oopsy...
• You'll now actually know why you can't disable a default environment, not just get a dreaded "oopsy woopsy" message.
• Event export CSVs that would contain null bytes no longer contain null bytes, which is useful as it makes it possible to actually export them. Nice!
• Certain race conditions around execution finishing status propagation should be now gone. Atomicity is hard, but we're trying.