More workflows in the mobile development app
The mobile development app adds Contacts, To-dos, meeting details, a weekly agenda and team messages, with safer sign-in and workspace handling.
Changelog
Nothing moves when you point at it
Calendar days, meeting-type tiles, the availability slider and the board settings button no longer grow, lift or spin under the pointer.
The mobile app gets a working Home and native Notes
Home now shows your pinned tools and recent work, and Notes can be read, written and edited natively.
The native mobile app signs in with the same account
Magpie now has a native iOS and Android app that signs in with your existing account and respects Personal and team scope.
Clearer confirmations on the Podcast recording review page
Removing a Soundboard event or resetting a mix now uses Magpie's own confirmation dialog and says exactly what will happen.
Notes formatting buttons show consistent labels
The formatting toolbar on Notes now shows the same instant labels on every button.
Meeting Types opens with your list
The page now shows the meeting types you already have first, and keeps both ways of adding one in a single panel below.
Password Vault screens are easier to read
The setup, unlock and recovery screens now lead with what happens to your password and recovery key.
Integration settings save as you change them
Switches and menus on the Integrations page save immediately, so there are no Save buttons and no page reload.
The API keys page leads with your keys
The create form stays closed until you ask for it, and each key shows when it was created and last used.
Dashboard tools are easier to scan
Tool links now use a compact responsive grid and the colour wash associated with each Magpie section.
Dashboard brings your work forward
Pin the tools you use, return to recent work, and find every Magpie tool in one predictable list.
HTTPS tokens are easier to manage
New tokens are concealed by default, and the token list uses clearer names and permissions.
Token prefixes are labelled as identifiers
The token list now makes clear that its displayed prefix is not the full credential.
Git pushes accept their reference names
Repository hooks now parse the space-separated input Git sends for pushed references.
Repository hooks use the PHP command-line runtime
Git repository hooks now run with the CLI PHP binary in web deployments.
Authenticated Git pushes reach the repository
Git pushes now pass the authenticated application user through to the Git backend.
Revoked repository tokens stay out of the token list
Revoked Git repository tokens no longer reappear after the token page is reloaded.
Refreshing the repository token page does not repeat creation
Creating a Git repository token now redirects back to the token page before showing the one-time token.
Git push failures are easier to diagnose
Git transport requests now record their progress in the application log.