31 January 23: Change request subject, ordered lists, and more
We've added more context around change requests, improved performance and squashed some bugs.
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We've added more context around change requests, improved performance and squashed some bugs.
Last updated
A default subject is added when you create a change request instead of leaving it untitled. This allows you to see what are the most recent changes at a glance, even if you forget to add a subject to a change request.
Add default subject to change requests without one.
Update change request's updatedAt field on all comment activity.
You can start at steps 2, 3, or beyond in an ordered list now. If you already have an ordered list somewhere else on your page, you can pick the numbering up where you left off after that. No need to start at 1 every time.
Allow insertion of ordered lists starting at another number than 1 by typing
Add support in Markdown/HTML parsing for ordered lists starting at another number than 1
We've also made improvements to the following:
Notify also collection and organization reviewers when a change request is submitted for review
Change requests are no longer automatically converted to draft when editing happens
Usability and accessibility improvements for CheckBox
Add an API endpoint to allow adding/removing users from a team based on their email
No longer list expandable blocks in the page outline
Below is a list of bug fixes also included in this release:
Fix an issue where user couldn't access change request
Fix page conflicts indicators not showing anymore when page has conflicts
Fix position of deleted diff indicator when the first block is deleted.
Fix issue where diff tooltip does not show for deleted pages
Fixed an issue where the comments side panel would not scroll to the right place.
Fix syntax highlighting in code blocks wrapped in an expandable
Fix body of expandable blocks not being indexed in search engine
Fix an issue where new pages would not show block-level diffs
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