A couple of days later than usual, but we are proud to introduce to you the next version of CIPP. v4.3.0 - It's about Thyme. This release introduces not one, but two of the most requested features, a new scheduling engine, and better filters for our tables.
Now that's not all of course, because what use is releasing a new version if you don't pack it to the brim with new features? We've done some interface work on the Exchange Management pages for mailboxes, and we've made some improvements to our dashboard where you can now directly click on cards to find the data that powers them.
We've also added a question mark icon on each page, that brings you to that relevant documentation page, so you don't have to look around for the docs when you need them.
So get ready for the It's about Thyme release to knock your socks off. It's a doozy!
Scheduler engine
Under the CIPP menu you'll now find our very own scheduler. This gives you access to CIPPs backend commands to run on a schedule. You'll be able to ship those results to your PSA, email, or a webhook so you can use the data in your own system.
The scheduler has recurrence, the ability to list the results of jobs, and can be scheduled for AllTenants or just some tenants. Of course I know you're wondering how that looks, so check out the screenshot down here.
The scheduler engine code has been made by @ashley-mspgeek. Super thankful for that contribution Ashley!
Better filters for all tables
Previously our tables had one simple filter; you typed text and poof, the data you wanted appeared, but we've had some questions by Power Users that wanted to have more fun with the data. We've added two types of text filters; Complex filters that allow you to query any data, and Graph filters that allow you to ask specifically which data gets returned from the API. Of course, as always we have the documentation for this ready. Go here and filter till your hearts content.
The Graph Filter code was made by @johnduprey, great work John!
Feature request galore
We can't write about every single feature we've added, because that would swamp these release notes, but here's some other notable things we've added;
- We've added a dropdown to the Standards on the dashboard with a "see more" button, to keep that screen condensed.
- We've fixed an issue where MS made some fields mandatory for application deployment
- We revisted the Exchange management screen and made it prettier
- We've improved our Halo Mapping and are working on adding more functionality to the Halo Sync.
- We've fixed an issue where the standard to apply the Microsoft Audit log did not apply for older tenants(Thanks for the help Microsoft!)
- We've solved an interface bug there the profile would overlay incorrectly.
- And so many more.
Fully automated updates
Don't want to manually update your CIPP anymore? We've setup Pull. Pull is a Github application that automatically updates your fork when required. Go to https://github.com/apps/pull to install the tool, select the repositories and you're done! automatic updates forever.
Sponsors
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What's Changed
- Dev to hotfix by @KelvinTegelaar in #1733
- Refactor to support new extensions in the future by @lwhitelock in #1735
- Fixed a missed function rename for Halo by @lwhitelock in #1741
- Added Username to top of the BEC page by @BNWEIN in #1751
- Fixed action menu API calls by @rvdwegen in #1755
- Webhook Alerts by @johnduprey in #1758
- Make user count cards on dashboard interactable by @rvdwegen in #1740
- Scheduler: Update text and filters by @johnduprey in #1760
- CippTable - Graph filter rewrite by @johnduprey in #1761
- Dev to release by @KelvinTegelaar in #1765
Full Changelog: v4.2.0...v4.3.0