2025 / wk 07-09 / v.396-399
Released Feb 28, 2025.
Tana is on track to get Product of the Month, just a couple more nail-biting hours left, vote if you haven't already etc. and finally LFG 🚀😻🚀😻🚀
- NewWe’ve introduced new error messages for our Event system. The Event system is what automatically triggers commands based on actions like "On added/removed" or "On child added/removed." As our command system has become more advanced, it’s easier to create loops or recursive behaviors that may run indefinitely. If one of these behaviors is detected, a fail-safe will trigger, and an error message will appear. To reset the Event system, simply refresh Tana. We’d love to hear from the community about any commands that regularly trigger the fail-safes, especially if you believe your commands are working as intended. Thanks! —@Fei
- ImprovedGreater ability for Tana subscribers to change/upgrade their plans on their own.
- FixedFixed an issue where the done state of a node gets undone when changing the field value
- FixedStop using timezone for date objects where there is no time specified. Today = today, tomorrow = tomorrow, no matter where you are in the world. Thanks Darren for your patience on this, more fixes to come!
- FixedFixed issue where ${sys:chat} was not passed correctly to commands nested in a command group in agent config
- FixedFixed bug where nodes would in some cases show strikethrough instead of the checked checkbox when done (sorry)
- FixedAvoid nesting a chat node under an empty node if you run Start AI chat on an empty node.
- FixedFixed a case where dates in imported TIF data would be assigned the default UTC timezone instead of the user's timezone.
- FixedFixed commands that wouldn't run when 1. they invoked a command line action that required expanding such as "Move to", and 2. had custom shortcuts mapped to them.
- FixedIn User Settings, changed help text for Unsplash API key to match the Unsplash terminology "Access key"
- InfoCommands nested under other commands will no longer be available in command line. If you want it to be available in command line, put the actual command in the graph somewhere, and reference it as a sub-command.
- InfoWhen previewing Tana Templates, we now only count top level commands, and not the command nodes nested underneath.