Changelog

You can now ask Copilot to determine the suitable datapills for your input configuration fields, alleviating the heavy lifting of sorting through the hundreds or thousands of available datapills in any given recipe. To yield the best generation, we recommend providing as much context about the data and any formatting.

Recipe Copilot must be enabled in the workspace to utilize this functionality. This functionality receives data about your current recipe, which may include metadata about custom fields in your systems, but does not receive any job data.

Several changes have been made to provide clarity about each setting, and promote discoverability of settings that could serve your needs. These settings can be found in Workspace admin > Settings.

• Renaming of Profile tab to General
  • Addition of Workspace email display
  • Migrated Session timeout duration from personal profile to workspace settings
• Renaming of Authentication provisioning tab to Authentication, with new subsections of Login methods and SCIM provisioning
• Renaming of Project notifications tab to Error alerts
• Separation of Debugging into Network trace and Log streaming tabs
• Renaming of Key management tab to Encryption keys
• Renaming of Secrets management to External secrets manager
• Renaming of Advanced settings to Amazon Web Services IAM
• Introduction of environment tags (Dev, Test, Prod) on environment-specific settings

Available features vary depending on purchased add-ons and privilege levels determined by role-based access control.

API collections and endpoints have been updated with the following UI enhancements:

• Updated endpoint UI to include request & response schema, recipe actions, and key endpoint configuration that previously required opening the recipe separately to see
• New endpoint settings tab to provide a persistent view of key endpoint configuration settings, without having to navigate into the 'edit endpoint' pop-up
• Updated collections UI with new icons to easily distinguish API recipe collections and API proxy collection

• On-prem secrets management: Connect Conjur to a running on-prem group (Conjur Enterprise / Conjur Open Source) for a full on-prem configuration
• Credential rotation: Call the clear_cache API to retrieve the latest secret versions if credential rotation is enabled on Conjur

This update breaks up the If and Else blocks into separate actions, that can be added and removed independently without having to reset the logic block type. To create a conditional logic block, start by adding an If statement; after the first condition is added, adding an additional action at the same level will give two options: Else If, or Else.

Else If is a new operator, providing flexibility in the conditional logic flows of your recipe.

On the deployments tab, additional time filters are now available for enabling users to see deployments history beyond 30 days.

On the job history page, the time range now defaults to last 30 days.

New fields have been added to the following endpoints:

• Get Job (Developer API / Embedded API) API endpoint have new error fields for additional visibility when troubleshooting jobs - error count, step, app, action, and retry count
• Create Recipe (Developer API / Embedded API) and Update Recipe (Developer API / Embedded API) API endpoints have a new field to update the recipe description

We've released 8 new connectors this month, including AWS Bedrock for AI innovation, Kintone for team collaboration, iChris for HR automation, and JobAdder for recruitment efficiency. Plus, we've polished up 13 other connectors like Acumatica, GraphQL and Freshsales with enhancements and bug fixes. Curious about the updates? Take a peek at our full update here.

The new Recipe Operations triggers for policy quota and rate limit violations are instrumental in giving administrators visibility and the ability to proactively monitor their client's API usage. With these new triggers, administrators can now receive active alerts about violations, and move quickly to address.