Installation and upgrading
To initiate a new Studio without installing the CLI globally:
npm create sanity@latest
To upgrade your Sanity Studio, run this command in its project folder:
npm install sanity@latest
✨ Highlights
Inline commenting in Blocks
Enhance editorial collaboration with the ability to attach comments directly to specific text selections. This feature includes highlight capabilities and ensures a seamless experience with updates and scrolling interactions.
Comments is available on the Growth plan (30-day free trial on new projects). You can learn more about comments in the documentation.
🐛 Notable bugfixes
Fixes sluggish document list due to lingering listeners
We've implemented a cleanup mechanism for edit state listeners to resolve issues that caused the document lists to become sluggish. Prior to this fix, open connections weren't being closed properly, leading to slow performance and potential crashes. If you've been experiencing delays or stability problems in your document lists, this update addresses those concerns.
📓 Full changelog
| Author | Message | Commit |
|---|---|---|
| renovate[bot] | fix(deps): update dependency @sanity/client to ^6.15.1 (#5913) | 3b741a1 |
| renovate[bot] | chore(lockfile): update dependency @sanity/react-loader to v1.9.2 (#5912) | 124570d |
| renovate[bot] | fix(deps): update dependency @sanity/presentation to v1.11.3 (#5914) | 2bebf24 |
| renovate[bot] | chore(deps): update dependency @sanity/visual-editing to v1.6.0 (#5915) | b625213 |
| Rico Kahler | fix(core): clean up edit state listeners (#5911) | 4acc11e |
| Per-Kristian Nordnes | chore(comments): enable inline comments (#5883) | 7d3f33d |
| Tommy Petty | fix(core): update placeholder text to be more clear and accessible (#5910) | 9978095 |