Release Notes - ED - Version 17511
Bug fixes
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Fix an issue whereby if users create multiple storage instances in different projects with the same name they would overwrite one another.
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Fix an issue whereby users are not able to turn on private notebooks.
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Fix an issue whereby new users were re-directed to a 404 page after verifying their e-mail address.
New features
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Enable use of Streamlit as a publishing option within DataLabs.
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Users can now create Streamlit sites using a script in a data store and a configured Conda environment.
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The "Edit Storage" dialog box only shows users currently in the project in the autocomplete dropdown, instead of all known users in DataLabs.
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Add a tutorial on how to publish a Streamlit site within DataLabs.
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Enable the default working directory to be the base notebook directory
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Individual warning messages can now be closed. A 'X' close button appears on the message to allow it to be closed. When the page is refreshed the warning message returns, so is not persistent.
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Allow users to hide e-mail information on the notebooks and sites pages for privacy reasons while screen sharing or e.g recording demos.
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When adding new users to a project on the Project > Settings page, the autocomplete of the Add User dropdown will not contain anything until the input text exactly matches a user name known to the system. This ensures that the full list of e-mails (which are used for user names) cannot be easily viewed and explored in that dropdown. However, it is useful to know when you have an exact match to one known in the system, to help avoid adding a new user name that contains a typo. It is still possible to add new users that don't yet exist in the system.
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User email addresses are hidden behind a dropdown toggle on the project information page.
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Add documentation tutorial on how to publish a Shiny site within DataLabs.
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Upgrade all DataLabs components to use the Node version 20.