2025.8 (August 2025)

2025.8 (August 2025)


  • Release Notes – Version 2025.8.0

    QA Release Date: August 05, 2025
    Production Release Date: August 19, 2025


    Data

    Security

    • Corrected a bug in the policy editor UI that would deny access to the entire model instead of just the selected field when using explicit deny with field-level resources.

    GraphQL API

    • Added metadata.mfgx.dataModelTypeId to the modelDefinitions query.

    Data Management

    • Added an additional confirmation step to final tenant deletion.


    DevOps

    • Updated core Fastify HTTP server to the latest version.


    Integration

    Device Gateway

    • Updated the PCCC PLC driver to improve stability when scanning for PLC tag changes.

    Connectors

    • Updated Fuuz connector to support queries, mutations, publishing events, executing flows, and executing saved queries and scripts.

    • Added Fuuz integration node using the new connector.

    • Added headers to the response structure for the NetSuite REST connector.

    • Removed previously deprecated Plex SQL connector and associated connections.


    Orchestration

    Applications

    • Updated app component delete resolvers to use the internal cascade delete system.

    Data Flow Designer

    • Updated data flow creation to set log level to Info by default.
      (The default log level for flows installed via app or package remains Trace for backward compatibility.)

    • Corrected a bug requiring the New Flow action to be clicked twice when an existing flow is open.

    • Updated configuration field descriptions for the Unique Array node to clarify functionality.

    • Added a sort order to data flow deployment log types so they appear in order of verbosity in select lists.

    • Corrected a bug with the Execute Device Function node where changes to the configuration were not saving in some circumstances.

    • Updated data flow deletion to retain logs and metrics, which now expire over time.


    Package Management

    • Added application _metadata field to documents to track package or app ownership of data.

    • Updated the package management system to use a dedicated package management user.


    User Interface

    Framework

    • Extracted the GenericScreen component system into a reusable library to support the upcoming gateway screens feature.

    • Added the ability for select lists to populate based on data from a different tenant than the one the user is in.
      (This feature still requires the user to have access to that data in the other tenant.)

    Components

    • Added the ability to specify transform values within the predicate builder when constructing complex predicates during app design.

    Screen Designer

    • Added support for changing data and label font size for Select and Options screen elements.

    • Added a lightweight Code Viewer screen element using the same styling as the Code Editor.


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