V 1.1.27

19 May 2025

Beta Roll-Out

Interface and developer-experience updates are now live in the beta environment.

Access them here: https://beta-paycorintegrationstudio.platformnx.com

  • Multi-Tab Switch – Open workflows, schemas, and resources side-by-side. Right-click any item → Open in New Tab; a prompt protects unsaved edits.

  • Test-Case Viewer – Long payloads auto-wrap for smooth vertical scrolling.

  • Global Variable Cleanup – Deleting a variable lists every reference before confirmation.

  • Sign-Out Flow – Sessions always return to the login page.

  • Schema Registry Search – Results display with consistent, polished styling.

  • Sidebar Selection – Selecting an item reliably opens and highlights the correct tab.

  • Configuration Panel – Closes automatically when no applications remain.

  • Multi-Tab UI Polish – Refined alignment, spacing, and tooltips.

  • CI Versioning – Build numbers now auto-increment across pipelines.

Production Updates

Validated items shipped to the Paycor working environment.

Messaging Behavior Update

Auto Acknowledgment

  • Messages can continue to be auto acknowledged (existing behavior).

  • If a message is not acknowledged within 1 minute (e.g., because the workflow is still processing), the engine will automatically acknowledge the message. Advanced Tab Changes (Receive Message Activity)

  • Redelivery Attempts configuration has been removed.

  • OnError handling (specific to message redelivery) has also been removed from the UI.

  • Error handling can still be done within the workflow itself using standard failure handling constructs (e.g., transitions, error mappings).

Gateway Timeout Notification

  • If a workflow runs longer than 10 seconds (configurable up to 30 seconds), users will now receive either a 503 Service Unavailable or a 504 Gateway Timeout response, depending on where the timeout occurs. This replaces the previously used 408 Request Timeout, which was incorrectly interpreted by some browsers (notably Chrome) as a client-side issue — leading them to retry the request automatically. By using 503 or 504, we now adhere to the correct HTTP specification and ensure better client-side behavior. This change prevents unintended retries and provides a more accurate signal that the server was unable to complete the request in time.

Activities

  • S3 Activities – Streamlined field set and sturdier connection handling.

  • SFTP Activities – Streamlined field set and sturdier connection handling.

  • Group Activity – Any JSON object can now be grouped by a specified id field.

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