Changelog
Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
RSS
A fix has been released enabling users to log into the CM/CMS via the invitation link or the password reset page.
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improved
Upgraded backend libraries and optimisations
Today, a scheduled code upgrade release was deployed on Appspotr with the objective of updating core backend libraries and optimising the existing codebase. These improvements are designed to enhance overall system performance, stability, and efficiency across the platform.
As part of this release, several underlying dependencies were upgraded to their latest supported versions, ensuring better compatibility, improved functionality, and strengthened security. Additionally, targeted code optimizations were implemented to streamline backend processes and reduce system overhead, contributing to a more responsive and reliable platform experience.
This release is part of Appspotr’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a modern, secure, and high-performance infrastructure. By continuously updating libraries and refining the platform’s codebase, Appspotr ensures that its services operate on the most current, secure, and optimised technology stack available.
Improved
The iOS app builder in Appspotr now builds apps with the iOS 26 SDK. This is applicable to only apps that are in platform version 23 that are built on or after 5th February, 2026.
App builders should give a little more attention to how toggle and slider handles look in their low code apps when built with SDK 26 as there is a slight change that may require minor adjustments in low code apps to display the handle without it being cut off.
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fixed
CMS
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iOS
Android
0.23.750
The latest version of our platform is available, Version 23, is now accessible. This release includes changes for better Google Play Store compliance and the latest technical updates for apps and improvement to the Appspotr app architecture.
New
- Apps built in v23 comply with Google's Play Store requirement for 16KB page size support in Android 15 devices.
- V23 apps in Appspotr use the new react-native architecture.
Improved
- This Appspotr version comes with significant updates to the code so that apps built on the platform are using the latest code and supporting libraries.
- Apps built in this version use the Android API level 36
Fixed
- Multiple minor issue fixes have been released together with this update.
This release comes with improvements to build configuration
- Implemented a build configuration archival process while still maintaining the security and privacy levels expected in the platform.
- Improved the user experience in the build configuration page for Android and iOS apps configurations. This includes validating the uploaded certificate file, showing if a certificate file is already available and helpful alerts when files are being replaced.
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0.22.704
Fixed
Resolved the issue where the bottom tab in apps was being overlayed by the navigation bar on devices running OneUI7 or higher.
improved
fixed
CMS
WEIGHT
iOS
Android
0.22.696
This version of the app comes with an optimisation and a fix to provide an improved user experience for users on Appspotr's version 22 apps.
Improved
The user count query has been optimised to significantly reduce the time taken to execute this query.
Fixed
Handled multiple null checks in the react-navigation to provide a better user experience for users on version 22 Appspotr apps in both Android and iOS devices.
improved
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CMS
WEIGHT
iOS
Android
0.22.686
The latest iteration of our platform, Version 22, is now available. This release includes the latest technical updates for Appspotr apps. This includes addressing the Google Play Store requirement on the Android API level and improvements to OAuth Logic.
New
- App builders can now pass a dataset item id from the add to dataset logic block. This will allow app builders to create logic flows based on the context of the newly created line item. For example, when a user creates a post or news item from a mobile or PWA app, logic can now be built to immediately trigger a push notification that deep-links to that new post or news item. Previously, this was only supported in the Appspotr CMS and the Content Manager application.
Improved
- Significant code updates have been made to enhance security and performance. These updates ensure that apps in version 22 will be compatible with the latest Android devices by utilising the Android API Level 35 endpoint. API Level 35 is required for publishing new apps to the Google Play Store.
- Deprecated the Auth0 logic blocks from version 22. The OAuth logic blocks can easily support all the use cases for which Auth0 is used. OAuth is also easier to use when configuring for multiple platforms such as Android, iOS and PWA. While apps using Auth0 in v21 will still retain the existing block when upgrading to v22, it is recommended to switch to OAuth logic in Appspotr v22. From Appspotr v23, the Auth0 logic blocks will be completely removed.
Fixed
- Resolved issues seen with the OAuth logic block so that it works as expected in all scenarios for Android, iOS and PWA apps.
- The navigation issue seen when the entry patch is a main menu and a view is connected to a context menu has been fixed in v22 apps.
- Fixed the border cut off issue in some views on selected devices.
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CMS
WEIGHT
iOS
Android
Push notifications permissions issue fix when using the send deep-linked push notification logic
Fixed
Resolved the issue where deep-linked push notification logic was being validated against CMS user permissions instead of app user permissions.
Fixed
- Fixed default value for map coordinates when not set. This change also fixes the default value for older datasets that had the 0,0 coordinates default value.
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