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January 2024
When you test the trigger in a project, the Output panel now displays the properties and returned test values of any matching item that is found. If a match is not found, other recent items are suggested and their properties and returned test values are displayed. To make it easier to use the trigger output, the returned values are also displayed when you select the trigger output variable in other activities later in a project.
The improved experience is available for event triggers that use Integration Service connections.
We've made a number of improvements that make it easier to work with variables:
- When an automatically generated
output variable is added in an activity field or editor, the entry displays the
icon of the activity which outputted the variable. In addition, variables have a
shorter name and a more readable tooltip displayed on mouse hover.
- The most common properties of
variables are now displayed at the top of the list in the variable selection
window. To access all variable properties, use the new Show more
button.
- The option to create a variable is now available in the See more
menu of all
activity fields where you can use a variable.
Governance policies now enable administrators to configure whether preview activities and packages are available to users, and control which activities and packages can be used in Studio Web. For more information, see the Automation Ops User Guide.
You can now create Studio Web projects with multiple workflows. This enables you to split larger projects into smaller files, making it easier to organize your automations and test workflows separately. Use the Invoke Workflow File activity to link the workflows to the main workflow. You can manage the workflows from the new Project explorer available in your projects.
In projects that are also edited in Studio Desktop, the Project explorer is where you can access the entire folder structure, but you can only edit sequences. Other types of files such as flowcharts and state machines are not supported in Studio Web.
For more information, see Managing project files and folders.
