Mode release notes mode.com

• Fixed an issue where users were not able to switch between queries in the query editor

• Fixed an issue in which system automatically filled in ‘1970-01-01’ in place of NULL date values.

• Fixed an issue where users are unable to use ‘View Data’ function if x-value is NULL

• Fixed an issue where new lines were erroneously added to text boxes

• Fixed an issue where “Copy Link to Chart” button was not working correctly.

• Fixed an issue where the “Your report has not been run yet” banner showed up mistakenly

• Updated application to comply with Chrome version 80 policy regarding cookies

• Made an improvement to add a working axis-range field for scattercharts

• Made an improvement to allow filtering and ordering on the reports and report run API endpoints. For more information, see the documentation here.

• Updated the Notebook toolbar with clearer buttons and a cleaner feel.

• Changed sidebar display to show more information within filters on reports.

• Added sections to the chart picker menu to make it easier to find the chart you’re looking for.

Made an improvement to allow filtering and ordering on the reports and report run API endpoints. For more information, see the documentation here.

Fixed an issue in which navigating to “Members” panel in Org settings resulted in an error.

Fixed an issue where some users were unable to switch between queries in the query editor.

Fixed an issue where we would prompt users to start their Python and R notebook.

Fixed an issue where improved consistency

Fixed an issue where buttons mistakenly created on white label embeds.

Fixed an issue where a chart would remain in a loading state when navigating between queries.

It is now possible to manage both member and group access to connections, without having to check group settings separately. When admins need to view who has access to a connection, they can now see the full list of members, even if those members have access through a group. Admins will also be able to contextually view group memberships while managing group access to a connection.

• Fixed an issue where detached values on line charts did not visibly render. They now render as single points.
• Cosmetic update to the Editor interface
• Fixed an issue that caused date-filters to be off one day for Central European Time Zones.
• Fixed an issue in the Report Builder that required users to hard-refresh in order to see updated report filter values. Now filter values immediately update after query-runs.
• Fixed an issue where long-run Github syncs timed-out. We increased the time-out threshold to compensate.
• Fixed an issue where the favicon display loading state after the query finished loading.
• Fixed an issue in the Editor’s navigation panel which caused a query’s name to disappear when being run.
• Fixed issue where members did not appear in the member search.
• Fixed an issue that caused some MySQL 8.0+ connections to fail.
• Fixed an issue with PDF exports where users could not export Big Values with the value 1.
• Fixed an issue with Redshift that caused excess connections to be created and some statements to fail.
• Fixed an issue that prevented users from being added to Group.

We've improved data source connection management in Mode, giving you the ability to disable automatic schema refresh for a connection. From a connection's page, you can now disable schema refresh, or manually refresh the schema.

To view a connection from your Mode organization, select Organization Settings > Data > Connections and select the data source you'd like to modify.

We've improved your organization's management of groups. Now, when admins need to add a user to a group, the following options are available:

• Search for a specific group
• Search for a user within a group
• Add or remove users from a group
• View metadata about a group, including number of spaces and data source connections

To view your Groups, admins can navigate to Settings > People > Groups

We’ve updated the versions for the following Python libraries:

• fiona 1.8.8 (currently 1.7.13)
• geopandas 0.5.1 (currently 0.4.0)
• hdbscan 0.8.23 (currently 0.8.18)
• igraph 0.7.1.post7 (currently 0.7.1.post6)
• keras 2.2.4 (currently 2.2.2)
• lifetimes 0.11.1 (currently 0.9.1.0)
• matplotlib 3.1.1 (currently 2.2.3)
• networkx 2.3 (currently 2.2)
• nltk 3.4.5 (currently 3.3)
• numpy 1.17.2 (currently 1.11.3)
• pandas 0.25.1 (currently 0.23.4)
• pandas_profiling 2.3.0 (currently 1.4.1)
• patsy 0.5.1 (currently 0.5.0)
• pyproj 2.4.0 (currently 1.9.5.1)
• requests 2.22.0 (currently 2.19.1)
• scipy 1.3.1 (currently 1.1.0)
• six 1.12.0 (currently 1.11.0)
• scikit-image 0.14.3 (currently 0.14.0)
• scikit-learn 0.21.3 (currently 0.19.1)
• spacy 2.2.1 (currently 2.0.12)
• statsmodels 0.10.1 (currently 0.9.2)
• tensorflow 1.13.2 (currently 1.11.0)
• urllib3 1.25.6 (currently 1.23)

See the full list of supported Python libraries here