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Notable, user-facing changes. Dates are the release/merge date. This is a curated summary — the per-PR history lives in the repo's commit log and pull requests.

Unreleased¶

Fixed¶

The batch-target preview no longer scans unbounded, or matches a regex it hasn't vetted, in the API process. The suite editor's live "resolves to" hint now stops at a small object-count/wall-clock budget (BATCH_PREVIEW_MAX_OBJECTS/_MAX_SECONDS) and reports truncated honestly instead of scanning until it can be sure; a batch pattern is refused up front if it is too long or shaped for catastrophic regex backtracking (the same check applies whether the pattern is being saved or previewed). The frontend cancels a superseded preview request instead of merely ignoring its answer.

Added¶

Offboarding is one guided pass. Admin → Members → Offboard hands a departing member's suites to somebody else, revokes every API key and browser session they hold, and withdraws their membership — in a single transaction, so a half-finished departure is not a state the workspace can end up in. A preview says what will be touched before anything is typed, the last Admin is refused, and the confirmation is the member's own address typed out. Their authored history is kept. Where an environment allowlist would still admit the address, the step is skipped and the variable named rather than a withdrawal being reported that did not happen. See the admin control centre guide.
Health-score weights are a workspace setting. Admin → Settings → Scoring changes the penalty each severity tier carries (warn / fail / critical; defaults 0.5 / 1.0 / 2.0) and every change is audited. Scores are computed on read, so a change recolours every score at once, past and present — the audit log is where the step is explained. See the admin control centre guide.
Zero-sample mode is a workspace setting. Admin → Settings → Privacy & failing samples turns it on without a restart; the environment variable stays the floor and cannot be turned off from the app. GET /admin/deployment now says which of the two is in force.

Changed¶

⚠️ Suites alert through admin-configured channels only. The per-suite Notifications panel no longer takes a Teams or Slack webhook URL or a recipient list: it offers the channels a workspace Admin created under Settings, and that is all. Existing inline destinations keep delivering and are shown as a Legacy inline destinations card with a Clear per entry. On the API, setting one is refused for every caller (the field is named); clearing stays open to anyone with edit access.
⚠️ Every DataQ user signs in. The local stack has one sign-in mode, emailed codes, and a mis-set or empty sign-in configuration now stops the API with a message naming it instead of coming up open. Existing local setups: an .env with an empty DATAQ_SIGNIN_EMAIL= no longer boots — set an address or re-run setup.sh, which now re-asks.
The admin area is now six routed, deep-linkable pages. /admin splits into overview, members, suites, settings, compliance and integrations — the tab you are on is the URL, so any tab can be bookmarked, shared or reloaded in place, and each page loads only its own data instead of one long scroll fetching everything. The standalone workspace Settings page folds in: /settings redirects to /admin/settings, and the sidebar carries a single Admin entry instead of two links to the same area. Every admin route is gated at the route, so a deep link (or a demoted user's bookmark) gets the Forbidden page and fetches nothing. See the admin control centre guide.

Added¶

Admin → Integrations is an operations page. Regenerate any provider's webhook secret or signing key (shown once; the previous value keeps working for a short grace window), see per-connection polling health with Poll all now, and turn warehouse inventory sync on or off per connection with Run now.
Admins can now operate the workspace, not just observe it. Admin → Members gains Revoke on any per-suite access grant — previously only a suite's own owner could remove a share, so cleaning up after a departure meant first being granted access to every suite. Admin → Suites gains Transfer, the offboarding primitive: a suite moves to a new owner, who gets full control, while the previous owner keeps an editor grant unless you clear the checkbox (workspace viewers cannot own a suite and are not offered). It also gains Delete for any suite, behind a confirmation that states the exact number of checks, runs, results, schedules and trigger bindings the cascade would destroy and requires the suite's name to be typed. All three are audited with the admin-override recorded, and the delete's event carries the counts. See the admin control centre guide.
Workspace membership is managed in the app. Admin → Members gains an Add member dialog (email plus an optional initial role) and per-row removal, so admitting or removing somebody no longer means editing deployment config and restarting. Removal takes effect on that person's next request for every credential kind — an identity-provider sign-in, a live browser session, and every API key they hold — which closes a gap where a departed member's API key kept working indefinitely. Adding a member does not create an account at your identity provider; that stays a prerequisite, and the dialog says so.

⚠️ Adding the first member turns enforcement on for the whole workspace. Until then nothing changes: who may sign in is decided entirely by your existing allowlist settings. The first add also admits every existing user in the same transaction, so nobody signed in is evicted — those rows are flagged under a review imported members banner to confirm or remove, because a user record proves somebody signed in once, not that they still belong. The allowlist settings stay available as grant-only break-glass. See the admin control centre guide. - Admin → Overview is now a workspace-health page. Four counts — members, suites (and the distinct connections they target), open incidents with the acknowledged subset, and today's runs by status over the UTC day — above a needs-attention feed and a workspace-health checklist covering the audit chain, the scheduler heartbeat and queue depth, the orphan-secret sweep (with a report-only Run sweep), and orchestration polling. Every row links to the thing that fixes it. A signal that could not be read, or that has genuinely observed nothing — a connection never polled, a heartbeat that has never ticked, an unreachable broker, a sweep that has never run — renders as unknown or not monitored with the reason, never as a zero, a green tick, or a missing row. See the admin control centre guide.
Four admin capabilities that had no UI now have one. On Admin → Compliance: audit-chain verification behind an explicit Verify now (it reads the whole hashed set, so it never runs on page load) reporting intact / broken-at-an-event / nothing-to- verify / not-verified as four distinct answers, plus the legacy-row count and whether an external anchor exists; and the data-subject rights tools — GDPR Art 15/20 export and Art 17 (CCPA delete) erasure over the samples DataQ has captured, with erasure gated on retyping the subject value exactly and both actions producing an on-screen receipt. On Admin → Settings, the email pre-flight result now stays on the card with the failing transport stage and the request ID instead of passing by in a toast. On Admin → Integrations, each webhook row states its auth mode, so it is obvious which URLs are themselves credentials. See the admin control centre guide and the data-subject-rights runbook.