Polyglot workflows without leaving the comfort of your technology stack.
Regular maintenance release updating lots of dependencies before a proper feature release. (No changes in functionality this time.)
This is a minor release that adds ability to wipe out workflow state (very useful during workflow development) by removing all messages, log records and agent memory with a single button (and confirmation dialog - just in case).
Heroku specific support was removed, as "demo" mode is no longer possible (no free tier) and production deployment will require custom configuration anyway (you can still deploy to Heroku, though).
Multiple dependencies were updated.
Boring update of several dependencies with CVE announcements that don't really affect ActiveWorkflow.
Added SECURITY.md "boilerplate" with information on how to report security issues.
This is a routine release with few small improvements.
The big change is that it removes the FTP Site and IMAP Folder agents. These were among the most complex and rarely used agents. Let us know if this removal impacts you.
Multiple open browser windows/tabs could trigger database connection issues (pool exhaustion). This release should improve the situation by using caching for real-time stats.
This release updates a couple of dependencies to fix low severity (as much as it affects ActiveWorkflow) vulnerabilities.
This release fixes a Post agent bug where parsing responses with UTF-8 symbols would fail.
This release updates dependencies so it doesn't depend on a mimemagic that suddenly became GPL licensed.
Also: increased scheduler frequency (this may improve reliability in some cases) and multiple UI improvements.
The short agent description used in the agent type selection cards is extracted from the full agent description. The system used to take the first line and include it verbatim in html. This fix properly parses the first paragraph (or heading).
In this release we bring you various improvements in the user interface:
We also removed the 3rd-party service agents from the core, in order to keep ActiveWorkflow modular, focused, and lightweight. The following agents have been removed: Twilio, Slack, Evernote, S3, Aftership, Basecamp and Jira.
Last, we added a new feature to the REST API that allows you to export your workflows.
This release includes a new agent: TLS Check agent that you can use to check your TLS certificates for expiration and be notified in advance. Avoid embarrassing questions on why you site is not secure.
Human Task agent (powered by Amazon Turk) was removed for the lack of use. If you do use it you should avoid this update and please let us know so we can come up with the solution.
Official docker image got some fixes to support running on rootless docker (and podman).