Release r202507

What's New

This release mostly contains bug fixes and changes to prepare for the upcoming infrastructure migration. There are two functional changes:

• Support for continue in loops
• Treat token & key fields as passwords

Support for continue in loops

It is now possible to use the continue statement in for/while loops. The continue statement terminates execution of any further statements in the current iteration of a loop, and continues execution of the loop with the next iteration.

The following example displays the behavior:

let odd = [];
for (let num = 0; num < 10; num++) {
  if (num % 2 == 0) {
    // if num is even, continue to the next number
    continue;
  }
  odd.push(num);
}

Running this code would result in the odd array to contain only odd numbers.

Previously, a return statement within a loop would behave like a continue statement which was incorrect. This behavior has now changed to exit the current function scope.

Treat token & key fields as passwords

When configuring a "Remote Proxy" account, the token and key fields where regular text fields. The fields have been changed to password fields, as the information in these fields is sensitive:

Important

This release contains the following important updates:

New infrastructure

We are currently migrating our environments to new AWS infrastructure.

Staging and demo environments have already been set up. The plan is to migrate the automator-eu instance on production on Thursday, September 18. There will be no planned downtime. Other instances will be planned after that.

Timeline

The deployments of the release will be performed on

Environment	Date
Demo	Friday, August 22nd
Production	Thursday, September 4th

The deployment of the Production environments will be conducted outside of office hours (Central European Time Zone).