Hi Dispatch users!
This is the first release of the month of December and last one of 2022. This release includes new features to speed up the process of creating and setting up projects, support for Github codespaces, and enhancements and bug fixes through the application.
Thanks for your continuous support, and happy holidays and best wishes for 2023!
Enhancements:
- Adds support for creating default configuration settings for projects on project creation (#2729) by @mvilanova
- Returns incident types ordered by name and severities and priorities ordered by viewing order (#2750) by @mvilanova
- Improves to incident edit permissions (#2747) by @mvilanova
- Changes participant welcome message language to make it inclusive of all types of incidents (#2744, #2748) by @mvilanova
- Improves Slack direct message language to incident commander (#2743) by @mvilanova
- Upgrades Python base and development requirements (#2740, #2739) by @mvilanova
- Updates list of Slack commands that require a role to be run (#2738) by @mvilanova
- Adds support for GitHub codespaces (#2686, #2697) by @kevgliss
Bug Fixes:
- Checks if incident participant is a task assignee not owner before allowing them to leave the incident conversation (#2737) by @mvilanova
- Forces a page refresh for non basic auth providers (#2733) by @kevgliss
- Replaces localhost with 127.0.0.1 in Vite config to resolve connection issue with Node and Vite (#2731) by @mvilanova
- Removes PWA and its manifest (#2728, #2736) by @kevgliss
- Fixes issue where calls to the
/settingsendpoint fails due to being called before SSO / PKCE libraries are initialized. (#2723, #2724, #2725) by @kevgliss - Fixes an issue with the core dispatch ticket plugin (#2712) by @kevgliss
- Updates commander or reporter on incident update only if needed (#2703) by @mvilanova
- Removes references to severity for incident report in Slack (#2695, #2698, #2699) by @kevgliss
- Fixes data export feature (#2688) by @mvilanova