Changelog

Embedded API for Jobs: You can now view recipe job information in customer workspaces. Two new endpoints are now available for a specific recipe in a customer's account - one to retrieve a list of that recipe's aggregated job information and one to retrieve one single job's metadata information by its job handle.

Delete Projects: Delete projects from your workspace after deploying to your customer accounts. This action deletes a project and all of its contents (folders, recipes, connections, and workflow apps assets).

Delete Folders: Delete folders from customer workspaces. This action deletes a folder and all of its contents (recipes and connections).

Copy a Recipe: You can now copy an existing recipe in Workato based on its recipe ID.

You can now select multiple jobs in the Jobs History table and cancel. Only jobs in process can be canceled.

You can now access our Support Portal to get product support that's automatically tracked by our team. Submit tickets from any workspace that you're logged into without having to switch back and forth between your workspace and the workspace that you were collaborating in. This makes it a breeze for you to attach key support details like your recipe and connection ID's, creating a seamless experience between building and troubleshooting.

• Security: upgraded several libraries following OWASP recommendations.
• Linux: fixed RPM OPA upgrade process.
• Linux: fixed graceful shutdown script.
• JMS: fixed resolution of mqcsp property in IBM MQ configuration.
• Files: performance improvements for List files action.
• Logging: reduced amount of logs with debugging enabled.
• MS SQL: added SSL configuration support.
• Docker: starting and activating OPA can be done with a single command.
• Kafka: fixed support for SSL configuration. Added the option to provide a password for the client key file.

See the OPA release notes for this and previous updates to OPA.

Relations columns allow you to link multiple data tables together with Workato Table Storage. Now, you can search and filter by the values in those relations columns, unlocking many use cases involving interconnected data tables. This functionality is available both in the Table Storage connector and UI, creating a seamless navigation experience for linked data tables.

When creating a manifest file for your project, you can now select/deselect all tables that you would like to include from the project. This update brings the table select behavior in line with the properties select behavior, allowing you to more quickly create manifests for complex projects.

Our latest update introduces a new Deployment permission for deploying project across environments. Effective December 12, 2023, users need this permission in both Development and target environments in order to deploy, replacing the Recipe lifecycle management requirement.

The Deployment permission is enabled for system roles and custom roles as follows:

• Admin: Enabled
• Analyst: Enabled
• Operator: Disabled
• Custom: Disabled until an admin manually enables it

This security enhancement provides better control over who can deploy to production or test environments by separating deployment permissions from recipe lifecycle management permissions.

The developer API just got more powerful with the addition of the user resource. This new set of endpoints allows you to perform the following actions:

• Get details of the authenticated user
• Get a list of members in your workspace
• Get details about a user you specify
• Get the role and privileges for a workspace user you specify

Get a brief on what's rolled out this November. Here's your quick snapshot of all the essentials.

We've released 23 new or updated connectors, including platforms like Creatio for streamlined CRM workflows, Classy for seamless online fundraising, Ivanti Neurons for efficient ITSM automation, and Keycloak for robust identity management. Explore the full update here for details on these connectors and how they can enhance your automation experience.