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Weekly Patch - August 2nd, 2026

by Ian Nicholson
Fixes

Integrations

App store release automation now runs again

What we fixed: If you had TestFlight or Google Play automation set up, it could quietly refuse to do its job: either stalling out behind the scenes, or never kicking off at all while the settings screen happily showed it as enabled. We've fixed the setting it was misreading, so automation now runs when it says it's on.

See it in action:

  1. Head to Community > Integrations and open your TestFlight or Google Play integration.
  2. Check the linked projects list to confirm your project is connected and automation is switched on.
  3. Push a new build up to the store, then pop over to the integration's log.
  4. You should see the build get picked up and processed, with no mystery silence. 🎉

Good to know: The sneakier version of this one left no trace at all. Automation simply never started, with nothing in the log to explain why. If you'd given up on an automation setup because it seemed to do nothing, it's worth another look.

Webhook macros that pull in outside data no longer crash

What we fixed: Running a data-pull webhook macro (a Salesforce lookup, for example) could fall over if the other system came back with nothing at all. From a user's User Summary page you'd get a script error, and from User Management the progress bar would just spin forever without ever telling you why. We now handle those responses gracefully.

See it in action:

  1. Open any user's User Summary page in a community that has a webhook macro configured.
  2. Click the macro from the left-hand macro links and run it.
  3. It completes cleanly, with no error popup this time.
  4. Try the same macro from User Management. The progress bar actually finishes instead of spinning into eternity. 🎉

Good to know: If the external system genuinely does return nothing, the macro now fails cleanly with a visible error rather than taking the whole run down with it, so there's something concrete to look at instead of a silent hang.