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Weekly Patch - September 27, 2026

by Ian Nicholson
Fixes

Product Versions & Releases

Publishing releases in big communities works again

What we fixed: In larger communities, the ones with lots of team members and a long history of content views, the Version/Release Preview page could fail with an error. Sometimes the page never loaded at all. When it did load, clicking Publish or Publish and Notify could still fail, so the release never went out. We tracked it down, and the Preview page now loads reliably and publishing finishes, no matter how big your community has grown.

See it in action:

  1. Head to Product Versions in your project's admin area, then open an existing Version or create a new one and fill in the required fields.
  2. Click Preview. The page should load without complaint, even in your busiest community.
  3. Click Publish or Publish and Notify and watch your release go live. No more error pages standing between your participants and the new build. 🎉

Good to know: Nothing about the release itself caused this. It depended entirely on the size and history of the community, which is why smaller communities probably never saw it. If you'd been retrying publishes over and over, you can go ahead normally now.

User Accounts

Legitimate users flagged at sign-in can be unlocked for good

What we fixed: Occasionally our sign-in security check flagged a perfectly legitimate user and locked their account. A password reset unlocked it, right up until the next sign-in locked it again. We've added a way to correct these accounts so the lock clears and stays cleared, with no password reset needed.

Good to know: If someone on your team or in your project keeps getting locked out even after a password reset, reach out to our Support team and we'll get it sorted. Their sign-ins are still checked, and too many wrong passwords will still lock the account as usual.