June 26 Release (v21.30)
This release focuses on security improvements and connection health visibility. Users on Legacy Connected App connections will now receive clear in-app prompts to guide them through upgrading to the Valorx Fusion v2 Connected App, helping ensure all connections meet current security standards. This release also includes bug fixes for state/province display accuracy and Map list refresh behavior.
New Improvements ✨
Legacy Connected App Warning
Connections using the Legacy Connected App now display an inline warning indicator to signal that action is required. When opening such a connection, users are prompted with an Update Required dialog, encouraging them to upgrade to the Valorx Fusion v2 Connected App for improved security.
Upgrade to Fusion v2 to remove the Security Warnings
Bug Fixes 🐞
We've addressed several issues in this update to improve your experience. Here are the details of the bug fixes included:
State Saved Incorrectly When Multiple Countries Share the Same State Code
Fixed an issue where Fusion displayed the wrong State/Province value for records with a country-state combination that shares a state code with another country (for example, CA for California in the United States and CA for Cagliari in Italy). Fusion now correctly resolves the state value based on the selected country, matching what is displayed in Salesforce.
Cloned Map Does Not Appear Immediately in Maps List
Fixed an issue where a Grid/Form Map cloned in Design Studio did not appear in the Maps list until the Maps page was closed and reopened. The cloned Map now appears immediately after cloning is completed.
Valorx Fusion Mac v49
Connected App Selection & Error Handling
This release introduces the Connected App Selection and Error Handling improvements to the Fusion in Mac platform.
Connected App Selection
A new Connected App to Call dropdown is now available in the connection dialog, allowing users to choose which Connected App to authenticate with. When editing an existing connection, users can modify the Connection Name and the Connected App to Call. Note that the Login Mode (e.g., Sandbox, Production, Community) is locked and cannot be changed in Edit Mode.
Legacy Connected App Warning
Connections using the Legacy Connected App now display an inline warning indicator to signal that action is required. When opening such a connection, users are prompted with an Update Required dialog, encouraging them to upgrade to the Valorx Fusion Cloud Connected App for improved security.
Clear Task Confirmation
A confirmation message is now displayed before a Clear Task operation is executed, giving users the opportunity to review and confirm before any records are cleared. This prevents unintended data loss and gives Designers greater control over Clear operations.
Valorx Fusion Gsheet v69
Connected App Selection & Error Handling
This release introduces the Connected App Selection and Error Handling improvements to the Fusion in Google Sheets platform.
Connected App Selection
A new Connected App to Call dropdown is now available in the connection dialog, allowing users to choose which Connected App to authenticate with. When editing an existing connection, users can modify the Connection Name and the Connected App to Call. Note that the Login Mode (e.g., Sandbox, Production, Community) is locked and cannot be changed in Edit Mode.
Legacy Connected App Warning
Connections using the Legacy Connected App now display an inline warning indicator to signal that action is required. When opening such a connection, users are prompted with an Update Required dialog, encouraging them to upgrade to the Valorx Fusion Cloud Connected App for improved security.
Clear Task Confirmation
A confirmation message is now displayed before a Clear Task operation is executed, giving users the opportunity to review and confirm before any records are cleared. This prevents unintended data loss and gives Designers greater control over Clear operations.
Salesforce List Views
We’ve introduced Salesforce List Views in Google Sheet to make creating grids faster and easier.
When you create a grid, you now have two choices:
Salesforce Views – Pick an existing list view from Salesforce. The grid will be created with the same fields and filters from that view. You can still add or remove fields if you want. This won’t affect the original Salesforce view.
Fields – Build your grid from scratch by choosing fields manually, just like before.
After your grid is created, you can refresh it with the latest Salesforce data, make edits, or delete it from the “This File” section.
This makes it much faster to set up a grid, especially if you already use Salesforce list views.
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