v1.0.0-beta.119

Released to production on September 13, 2026 at 15:00 CDT. See every commit in this release on GitHub

New

• Legal: clickwrap v2 pins the September 13 Terms and Privacy Policy
• Legal: declare Wistia a subprocessor for the platform's own films
• Besigner: an icon picker binds to an Icon property that carries its path
• Besigner: dropdowns and Screen pickers bind to Choice and Link properties
• Besigner: an External URL that is only a #fragment says it goes nowhere
• Interactions: a click can scroll to an element or play a video
• Besigner: a switch or checkbox in a component binds to a Yes / no property
• Besigner: a component editor draws with its own property defaults

Fixed

• Tests: seed the legal acceptance for the version the manifest names
• Legal: date the Wistia row by its change-log entry
• Platform: a field bound to a Number property receives a number, not its text
• Besigner: an edit made before the icon catalog loads keeps the icon's stored path
• Console: a component version row publishes its definition, not just a pointer
• Console: every editor's Save & publish stops when its save was refused
• Workflows: every step the Actions menu offers can be chosen and built
• Besigner: a saved draft nobody has opened survives publish, save and undo
• Platform: a placed component keeps its classes, and ⋮ Start hidden, when composed
• Platform: a placed component hidden with the hierarchy eye stays hidden when composed
• Console: the File menu's Save draft writes the same draft as the toolbar
• Besigner: a saved draft is offered with the age it was saved at
• UI components: the video play button reads the site's accent on a white disc

Documentation

• Legal: the manifest's archive note speaks of a bump, not two paths
• Components: a component version reaches every page, and cannot be scheduled
• Interactions: how to scroll to an element or play a video, and why a #link does not
• Components: the save steps name Save draft and Save & publish

Behind the scenes

• Console: pin the clock under the durable rate-limit spec