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Corezoid 5.1.0
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Corezoid 5.1.0

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23 April 2020

Critical Change: Import/Export Object API

Starting from version 5.1.0 Import/Export Object API returns .zip files by default. To ensure backward compatibility, please add the "format": "json" parameter to the body of the API request.

Features

The option to import/export objects in .zip format was added. This will allow us to export all nested objects with saving their structure and optimize file sizes.
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The backward compatibility for importing/exporting is ensured - you still can import previously exported .json files and select the (.zip/.json) file format to export.

Fixes

  1. The vulnerability that allowed you to read the state diagram of another user through the Call API node without providing access was closed. Users who have used this vulnerability will receive an “access_denied” error.

  2. Fixed an “no_scheme” error when you try to receive task data with the {{conv[].ref[].key}} construction.

  3. Added exact statuses of the task (created, processing, delayed, processed, canceled, deleted) when try to get it through Corezoid API.

  4. Fixed an error of exporting tasks reference from the final nodes.

  5. Improved stability of the object owner change function.

  6. Added search of a dashboard by its ID when adding metrics to a dashboard.

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  7. Fixed an error of changing the subscription on Corezoid.com.

  8. Added the "Value 'null' is not valid for key 'raw_body'" when trying to replace the raw_body attribute of the “API Call” node with an empty value via Corezoid API v1.

  9. Added the "task not found" when trying to delete a nonexistent task via Corezoid API v1 and v2.

Notes to the next releases

The Delay Node. Starting 1 Jul 2020, the minimum time interval setting for the tasks in the Delay node (by default 2 sec), which cannot be bypassed with the $unixtime() function will be changed; reach out to us at support@corezoid.com if you need to set a smaller value for your processes to work.

The size of the task. Starting 1 Jul 2020, the maximum task size on corezoid.com will be limited to 128 KB. Be sure to email us at support@corezoid.com if you are processing larger tasks.

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