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New URL input configuration options

February 5th, 2025 | Changelog

This release added new URL input configuration options, better error messaging, and optimized screenshot fetching.

It also addressed several issues, including those affecting the File browser, new branch names in GitHub, and ExpressVPN browser extension behavior.

Features & Improvements

  • Added new URL input configuration options to configure dropdown menu:
    • hide_link_to_file
    • hide_link_to_page
    • hide_link_to_email_address
  • Better error messaging when CloudCannon requires SSO to access an Organization.
  • Optimized the number of times CloudCannon fetches screenshots.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue causing the File browser to appear blank when the CloudCannon configuration file was misconfigured.
  • Fixed an issue where CloudCannon would convert a / character in a new branch name into the - character before pushing it to GitHub.
  • Fixed an issue where, in some cases, the ExpressVPN browser extension would inject scripts into CloudCannon editing interfaces.
  • Updated dependencies to patch security vulnerabilities.

GitHub account and email change workflow improvements

February 4th, 2025 | Changelog

This release improves how CloudCannon handles GitHub accounts and updates the email change workflow. It addresses several issues caused by signing up to CloudCannon with GitHub's no-reply or standard email addresses.

Improved GitHub account management

Previously, GitHub's no-reply email addresses would prevent you from resetting your CloudCannon password.

Additionally, CloudCannon would require you to enter a password to accomplish some actions in the app, even though signing up with a standard GitHub email address does not require you to set a password to log in. This prevented you from:

  • Changing your account password.
  • Changing your account email address.
  • Deleting an Organization.
  • Deleting your Account.

The only way to address these issues was to use the Forgotten Password recovery flow, which added unnecessary friction and potential security concerns.

This release adds the following improvements:

  • You can no longer use GitHub's no-reply email addresses to sign up to CloudCannon.
  • If you sign up for CloudCannon via GitHub, you can no longer sign up to CloudCannon with an email address that is unverified in GitHub.
  • If you sign up for CloudCannon via GitHub and do not set a password, CloudCannon will flag the account accordingly.
  • CloudCannon actions requiring a password will no longer prompt you if you have not set one for your account.

Improved email change workflow

When you update the email address associated with your account, CloudCannon now requires you to verify access to the new email address. This ensures that only the owner of an email address can use it on CloudCannon.

General fixes

January 28th, 2025 | Changelog

This release addressed several issues, including those affecting the WYSIWYG toolbar in Firefox and Jekyll Sites with data: true.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where CloudCannon did not display the icons in the WYSIWYG toolbar and the text style dropdown did not work when using Firefox Internet browser.
  • Fixed an issue causing a type error for Jekyll Sites with the data: true option enabled.

Content Editor fixes

January 23rd, 2025 | Changelog

This release addressed several issues, including those affecting the alignment tool in the WYSIWYG toolbar, focus in the Content Editor, the Date input, and Content Editor performance.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue preventing you from using the Text Alignment tools in the Content Editor WYSIWYG toolbar.
  • Fixed an issue where, in some cases, you would lose focus on the Content Editor after using a tool from the WYSIWYG toolbar.
  • Fixed an issue preventing you from clearing a Date input.
  • Fixed an issue affecting Content Editor performance if you have a large number of snippets.

Better accessibility in the Content Editor

January 17th, 2025 | Changelog

This release added more keyboard controls for the Content Editor and better handling in the terminal output.

It also addressed several issues, including those affecting avatars and Organization invites.

Features & Improvements

  • Better accessibility for the WYSIWYG toolbar in the Content Editor.
  • Better handling of carriage returns in the terminal output.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue causing unexpected avatar behavior when keeping track of which users are looking at a Site or file.
  • Fixed an issue preventing CloudCannon from sending invitations to Organizations if a capital letter was used in the email address.

Better error messaging

December 18th, 2024 | Changelog

This release added better error messaging.

It also addressed an issue affecting the File browser.

Features & Improvements

  • Better error messages when CloudCannon cannot merge a Pull Request in GitHub.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where, in some cases, the File browser would show the incorrect number of files.

General fixes

December 12th, 2024 | Changelog

This release addressed several issues, including those affecting Image cards in the Content Editor, HTML Rich Text inputs, Snippets, and the CloudCannon configuration file.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue causing the Image Card in the Content Editor to be the wrong size.
  • Fixed an issue causing unexpected formatting behavior for HTML Rich Text inputs.
  • Fixed an issue where, in some cases, you could not create an empty value in a Snippet.
  • Fixed an issue causing the CloudCannon configuration file to become stuck in Updating... state.

Persistent tooltip issue

December 6th, 2024 | Changelog

This release addressed an issue affecting tooltips.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue causing tooltips to persist after you stop hovering an item.
  • Updated dependencies to patch security vulnerabilities.

New login flow

November 28th, 2024 | Changelog

This release introduced a new login flow for organizations with custom Single-Sign On. It also fixed an issue in which invalid YAML could prevent the CloudCannon config from being applied.

Features & Improvements

  • You will now be redirected to your organization's custom login screen if your account is configured to use SSO, after you enter your email on the normal login screen.

Fixes

  • Duplicate keys in your YAML CloudCannon configuration file no longer prevent your whole configuration from being applied.

Clearer error messaging

November 22nd, 2024 | Changelog

This release added clearer error messaging.

It also addressed several issues, including those affecting URLs with path placeholders and unexpected behavior when editing the CloudCannon Configuration File.

Features & Improvements

  • Clearer error messaging when CloudCannon cannot save you changes immediately.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue processing URLs with path placeholders.
  • Fixed an issue causing unexpected behavior when editing in nested panels in the CloudCannon Configuration File using the Data Editor.
  • Updated dependencies to patch security vulnerabilities.
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