Hotpatch - August 18, 2025
🐞 Bug Fixes 🐞
Community and Project Homes
- Community home will now correctly display all projects a user is an applicant for
User Authentication & SSO
- Addressed security vulnerability with certain SSO setups
Tis the season for gift giving, and boy do we have a pile of presents for you this month! Refresh your coffee - this one’s a doozie!
December kicked off Centercode’s inaugural 🎊DevJam🎊. We gathered up a huge number of fast but super impactful bugs and improvements from nearly every area of the platform, and our devs competed to implement the highest number, the most valuable, and the most anticipated improvements. The result is a whooole lot of presents under the Centercode tree this year! Vote here for which of these changes you like the best.
And the fun doesn’t stop there: We also hung a few stockings packed to the brim with UI improvements to give Centercode a new look for 2024.
Not only is it the season for gift giving, it’s the season where we all get dressed up in new sweaters and socks (thanks Grandma!)—and Centercode has a new look to show off as well, with a fresh round(ing) of UI improvements!
First up, we’ve got a bolder, clearer, more readable global font! Note that if you’ve used CSS to change the font in your site, your customization might need some post-update attention. Let us know so we can help!
Next up, a new look for our infoboxes, including a redesigned layout and eye-catching icons for each infobox type!
A new rounded look for most buttons, checkboxes, and dropdowns throughout the site! (After all, would it really be the holidays if we didn’t all get a little… rounder?)
Without further ado, here is the list of the many, many DevJam improvements! We’ve highlighted a few of the bigger changes and summarized the rest. You’re welcome to reach out to us via in-site chat or email if you’d like clarification on any of these items!
We increased the “stickiness” of the flyout menus throughout the platform, giving you a little wiggle room if your cursor strays off the menu for even a moment.
The updated button text makes it clearer that you’ll proceed to a typical “preview” step before finalizing the email being sent.
These handy buttons take you to a user list that's filtered to the relevant team and a shortcut for emailing users on that filtered list.
Archiving a resource group (including content, releases, surveys, feedback types, and user profiles) will automatically archive all the resources within it.
Easily grab a link you can paste elsewhere via this handy new button on the Modify this invitation type page!
And more!
Get a preview of the name and ticket number you’ll be taken to when hovering over the navigation arrows in the feedback ticket view! This way, you’ll always know which feedback is coming up next.
This new option will allow new replies on closed feedback so discussion can continue on feedback you have marked as resolved. This gives you more flexibility in how you use resolved statuses.
And more!
This handy new button takes you directly to a filtered user list of user accounts who have completed the survey!
When customers create a new survey, it's obviously pretty common to add questions to it. We've shaved off the manual step of clicking the "Add a form element" button to make the survey creation process just a little bit smoother.
And more!
When previewing an email before sending it, the “Never mind” button will now return you to the email editing screen, allowing you to easily make last-minute changes instead of getting kicked all the way back to editing the invitation type.
Quick invite emails sent using the “Invite to Community” or “Invite to Project” button are no longer limited to a single instance per email address. If a user reports not receiving an email invite sent this way, now you can simply invite them again without digging into Recruiting!
Get quick access to the link associated with a URL link invitation type by using the new button added to the Recruitments pages!
And more!
The presentation mode view of the Delta Huddle dashboard now has a slide indicating the presentation is finished before looping back to the beginning.
And more!
This new confirmation window for the “Remove Filter/View” button ensures that a misclick doesn’t lead to accidentally removing a valuable resource.
And more!
This new hover-over effect makes it clearer that your aim is on point as you drag and drop files into a file attachment form element.
We’ve expanded our content title sentence casing tool to include form elements, making it easier for you to keep all your titles (resources, forms, etc.) cased the same way.
The login count used by the data engine has been changed to match the same criteria used by the user summary login count page for the sake of consistency. This also means that “# logins” consistently follows a more typical definition of a login, i.e. authentication into a new session.
We fixed an underlying issue that was preventing the “Exclude” option for email log filter fields from functioning as intended!
And more!
And more!
Previously, activating Ted would open Ted’s settings in a new browser tab after confirmation. Now clicking the activate Ted button will take you straight to the Ted settings page in the same tab!
And more!
The “Activity incomplete” message was updated to include a new icon and dark visuals, making it clearer to testers that the activity is considered incomplete and they have a limited time to finish it.
And more!
And more!
fixes
Happy New Year! 🎇 We’re starting off 2023 by hitting the (metaphorical) gym and getting the site in shape with some visual improvements. We’ve beefed up the community homepage, added definition to the Success and Delta Health Score bars, and toned site wide with small but impactful visual tweaks. Finally, you can see proof of our sustained effort by checking out the regular bug fixes listed below.
improvements
First on the list, we have a big visual update to how projects and opportunity lists are displayed on the community homepage! In addition to a bolder and more readable style, additional information and functionality has been added to the lists. The "My Projects" heading groups all the projects a user has access to, lists them alphabetically by codename, and shows which program it belongs to. Additionally, there's a tag that shows the current testing state of the project based on its current active phase type (if applicable).
Next up, we're giving the Delta Success Score a new uniform! Previously, your success score would display as red, yellow, or green, depending on a predefined low/medium/high score range. For now, we've provided a single color (Purple!) to represent this score, allowing you to focus more on the number itself as a key metric to measure your projects and your program.
The motivation for this change (based on your insightful feedback!) is that the definition of success will differ from product to product based on the ambitions of and investments in that product. That definition is currently not present in Centercode (spoiler: we're working to add it), so there was a reasonable possibility that we were using a negative color to represent what was actually a positive outcome.
And last, but definitely not least, we've done a HUGE amount of UI polish throughout the platform. You'll notice these small but impactful tweaks on nearly every page, from adjusted padding and shadows to cleaner font weights and table styles. The list is long! We're always striving to improve, and we put a lot of work into this one. You can reach out to us via any of our normal chat or email support channels to let us know what you think, we'd love to hear your feedback!
fixes
During this patch, we're dramatically improving usability of Feedback Simple List, adding more details to Dashboards, and enhancing the Centercode Data Engine.
new features
User and Feedback Management View/Filter results can now be selected by page or in total. This lets you trigger bulk Actions and Macros across all Users or Feedback results of your filters. 😎
Just click the "All" checkbox at the top of the list and you'll see the new dialogue option if your list spans multiple pages. Check it out in the screenshot below.
improvements
Test Participants can now toggle the Feedback Simple List to Feedback they have Voted on (new button).
In addition, we have cleaned up how Duplicate and Predictive Feedback are displayed, and we've differentiated Excluded Status items.
Lastly, we tidied up how previous filtering is stored. It now uses the URL in place of Cookies for a more consistent user experience as admins navigate or link to and from the Simple List.
Project Dashboard, Phase Dashboards, and Feedback Impact Dashboards now utilize individual Feedback subpanels.
Release Value has been added as its own Data Engine criteria (for use in Views and Reports).
API Feedback Creation will now allow for Release element data to be included.
fixes
A fresh round of updates and improvements are on the way! In the latest patch we've
made numerous updates related to Features and their functionality within Feedback Forms and Test Planning. In addition, throughout the month, we've continually deployed several bug fixes which we've also listed below.
Make corrections or clarifications to features in already finished phases! This change allows you to update Feature information for those kept within otherwise-uneditable Phases. In addition, you can also clear their associated Completions to effectively reset the activity record.
Further customization and specialization of your Feedback Forms! Feature Elements in Feedback Forms can now be selected as the parent of Conditional Elements. Note that since Features aren't cloned during Project Cloning, if you're using Conditionals off of Feature Elements, you'll need to update your Feedback Forms in new projects.
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