Release R25-2 #
Available from 21st February 2025
Highlights #
Custom Connectors – Methods can download “gzip” files
Cyclr could already retrieve and extract “zip” files found in a Method’s Response, and can now also extract “gzip” files.
Improvements #
Builder – correct positioning of Step connection points
Connection points used to link Steps together in the Builder would sometimes be displayed slightly out of place when a Method was dragged in, or a Cycle stopped running.
Builder – Step Data popups incorrectly indicating Collection Splitting used for single items
For clarity, the Step Data popups no longer show the standard “Transaction x of y Split from …” message when Collection Splitting is being used, but only a single item was processed as no Splitting actually occurred.
Console – Help button placement improved
The Help button to log a Support Ticket has been slightly moved, to avoid it covering other parts of the Cyclr interface.
Console > Connector Library – page showing Releases in use wasn’t loading
Resolved an issue where the pages showing which Connector Releases are in use by installed Connectors and Cycles weren’t displaying.
Custom Connectors – creating and editing Method Categories
Resolved issues when building a Custom Connector where creating, renaming and editing Method Categories could result in an error, though the operation would still have succeeded.
Custom Connectors – Methods set as Hidden now displaying in dropdowns
Resolved an issue when building a Connector that resulted in any Methods set to “Hidden” not being shown in dropdowns (e.g. when seleting a Method to use as a Webhook Method’s “Create” or “Delete”), as well as not displaying after they had previously been set.
Custom Connectors – Rate Limit selection improved when executing Transactions
If you set multiple Rate Limits on a Connector or a Connector Method that are the same Type and use the same Time Frame, Cyclr will now use the most restrictive of them to determine whether a Method call can be made or should be queued for later. Previously the first matching Rate Limit returned was used, which could potentially change each time it was checked.
Cyclr API – calling a Connector Method that fails now returns a 400 Status Code
When calling a Connector Method through the Cyclr API, if the result from the remote system was a 4xx Status Code, Cyclr would have returned a 500 Status Code, but now returns a “400 Bad Request”.
Marketplaces – installed Integration Package’s “Details” option functioning
After installing an Integration Package through a Marketplace, if configured to, a “Details” option would show along with the Stop/Start/Uninstall options. Selecting Details was causing the page just to reload, but it now takes the user on to view the Cycles installed by the Integration Package as expected.
Quick Connector – resolved issue installing Templates containing “HTTP Request” Steps
If a Template contained a Quick Connector’s “HTTP Request” Step, an issue was present that prevented the Template from being installed successfully. That has been corrected.
