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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that made the "duplicate document" action break on schema types with liveEdit enabled.

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

Upgrade the Content Studio with:

sanity upgrade

Oh, and by the way, if you're using npm > 5.2 you can now do npm init sanity or yarn create sanity to initialize a new Sanity studio project.

✨ Highlights

🧮 Autocollapsing Panes!

The structure builder brought great things like singletons and query based collections. But in the abiliy to drill down by expanding there was also an issue: what happens when you run out of room?

Autocollapsing panes solves this by automatically folding the innermost panes when space becomes tight. It also makes the studio a joy navigate on iPad in landscape format.

💣 > sanity undeploy

You can now remove a deployed studio from our hosting service. This also unassigns the hostname you have chosen for the studio so you can pick a different name when redeploying.

🤪 Wildcards + uncredentialed CORS-origins ⚠️

CORS origins now support wildcards (for example https://*.mycompany.com or http://localhost:*) as well as a flag for whether or not the origin should be allowed to send authenticated requests (using tokens or sessions).

While this is a much requested feature, we want to emphasize that you should be very careful about allowing wildcards in your origins. Most CORS-origins should be uncredentialed, except for hosts that needs to do mutations or see private data (drafts or private datasets).

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug in @sanity/color-input causing missing keys for arrays of colors
• Code input now automatically registers its schema so you can simply use type: 'code' after installing it
• Fixed a bug where sanity dataset import would not treat special characters in imported asset URLs correctly, leading to 404s
• Fixed a bug where sanity dataset import could cause unpredictable results if the source contained documents with duplicate IDs
• Fixed a bug where sanity init plugin would not actually bootstrap any files on Windows
• Fixed a bug where selecting references on big datasets was slow
• Support for phones with a notch in landscape mode

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Now propagating errors and entering failure mode if a mutation for some reason fail to apply.
• Fixed an issue with stdio forwarding that makes it possible to run interactive command line interfaces with sanity exec

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

✨ Highlights

Hide original filenames

When uploading files and images, the original filenames are persisted by default. If the filenames can contain sensitive information, you can now opt out of this behavior by setting the storeOriginalFilename option to false. See the file or image documentation for more info.

Specify field validation overrides

In certain cases, you may have defined a top-level object type that you are reusing for multiple fields. Previously there was no way to set validation rules on fields within the object based on the parent field it was being used in.

In this release, we've added a feature that allows you to call Rule.fields() with an object, where the keys represent the field name and the values being the field-level validation to apply.

For instance:

{
  name: 'title',
  title: 'Title',
  type: 'localizedString',
  validation => Rule.fields({
    en: fieldRule => fieldRule.required(),
    nb: fieldRule => fieldRule.min(5).max(200)
  })
}

Note that this will override the validation rules set on the parent types fields (localizedString in the above example).

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed bug where @sanity/client could not be used in React Native environments
• Removed root-prefix for results in Vision tool

📓 Full changelog

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✨ Highlights

😍 Improve user experience

We’ve revised both the visual design and usability of the Studio, and optimized the editor experience for both mobile and desktop screens.

📍 Redesign global navigation

The navigation bar now takes less screen real estate, leaving space for the main tools below. Search is more integrated in the global navigation.

🎨 Update design system

We’ve started to implement a new, custom icon set, as part of our ongoing development of the Sanity design system.

We also added accessible swatches to the color pallette, which are used for list selection and buttons.

Other changes

• Lightweight dialogs
• Lighter buttons
• Tighten up button placement in forms
• Clean up of CSS and logic
• New default colors
• Collapsible objects and fieldsets has now keyboard navigation support

Read more in the blog post about this release.

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that could sometimes make the Content Studio crash after uploading an image

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade the Command Line Interface (CLI) with

npm install --global @sanity/cli

Upgrade the Content Studio with:

sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause error for certain input components embedded in block editor

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade the Command Line Interface (CLI) with

npm install --global @sanity/cli

Upgrade the Content Studio with:

sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug causing sanity init to fail on windows (#1038)

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes & improvements

• Fixed a bug that caused invalid queries if reserved names were used as schema field names
• Will now display a warning if the client is configured with a token in a browser environment (Background)
• Fixed an issue with delayed loading of list item previews
• Fixed an issue causing image loading to fail when switching dataset in studio

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that could sometimes cause the disconnected-state in the editor UI to persist even after connection was restored.

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

✨ Highlights

👩🏽‍🔬 Toggle studio UI affordances for create, update, delete and publish

It is now possible to prevent a document type from appearing in the Create new dialog, and prevent the Delete-menu action from appearing in the editor (among others) by specifying a set of enabled actions on the schema type.

It is launced as an experimental feature and can be configured on the property __experimental_actions. For example, this is how you would hide affordances for deleting documents of type myDocument:

{
  //...
  type: 'document',
  name: 'myDocument',
  __experimental_actions: ['create', 'update', 'publish'], 
  //...
}

Note: this only affects the UI and the documents will still be possible to delete through the API.

🙅‍♂️ Turn off icons in lists with structure builder

For certain lists you don't need icons for individual list items. This is often the case when displaying a list of documents of the same type where an image is not available to use as preview. In other cases, the icon might not make a meaningful visual difference. Whatever the case - you can now disable icons for lists by using the showIcons(false) method in the list builder. You can also switch off icons on a per-item basis using the showIcon(false) method.

For more information, see the structure documentation

Other features

• Vision plug-in autocompletes brackets and quotation marks
• Icons in type pane and shows without a gray background
• Improved the JSON-viewer in Vision plug-in
• The sanity dataset import command now has a --allow-failing-assets flag, which is nice when importing data from a source that may reference broken images and files. With this flag, it will simply ignore the URLs it cannot fetch and proceed as if they did not exist.

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug causing webpack to crash when Sanity is used within a monorepo
• Fixed a bug causing uploads of more than four items at once to fail
• Fixed a bug where clicking the "new item" action twice in a row would not work
• Fixed a bug in the content studio that caused listener connections to not get disconnected when no longer needed
• Fixed a bug where certain schema types would result in documents being listed as "Untitled"
• Fixed a bug where altering the filter for a document type list would cause the New document action to not resolve properly
• (Probably) fixed a bug where Safari-users sometimes would not be able to log in
• Panes now collapse again when made dragged too narrow

📓 Full changelog

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🐛 Notable bugfixes & improvements

• Fixed an issue causing listeners to not being properly disposed, which could cause stalled requests that eventually timed out (#990)
• Now displaying 100 hits by default in Content Studio search (#989)
• Fixed an performance issue with applying patches on local version of edited document (#981)

📓 Full changelog

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npm install --global @sanity/cli

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sanity upgrade

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where selecting a search result would not open the document for editing

📓 Full changelog

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✨ Highlights

Structure Builder!

So, after a beta period we're shipping our most requested feature. You can now structure how document collections are displayed as you see fit. The configuration is done in code so it opens up a long list of possibilities for fine grained customization:

• Restrict a type to one single document with a given id (typically some global configuration)
• Create hierarchies of documents based on queries
• Easily navigate to a specific document in the root of the navigation structure (think “featured items” in an app or on a website, for instance)
• Create workflow-focused navigation structures (think “needs review”, “awaiting publication” and similar)
• Display a certain document type in a custom way instead of in the default editor
• Use an external API to control how documents are structured in the studio (for example setting up a newsroom where different “modes” of the studios can be determined remotely and in real time)

Check out the documentation and let us know on the community Slack should you see room for improvement.

📓 Full changelog

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🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a couple of issues that came up in the wake of the Babel 7 upgrade in v0.133.0
• Fixed an issue with the image url package that would sometimes produce source rectangle parameters where the top/left coords were negative.

📓 Full changelog

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🐛 Notable bugfixes

Fixed a bug caused by outdated React hot loader that could in some cases result in weird behavior when running studio in dev mode.

📓 Full changelog

Release notes

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✨ Highlights

Babel 7

We have upgraded to Babel 7, which means you now can use Fragments short syntax <> for custom components, and use babel to compile TypeScript.

Note: if you have a custom .babelrc setup in your content studio project, you will have to migrate to v7 following this guide: https://babeljs.io/docs/en/v7-migration

Sanity CLI honors dataset parameter

• You can now specify the target dataset when you run sanity get/query/create/delete with --dataset=<dataset name>

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Improved studio search so it also looks for string content within arrays
• When searching for references the result set is now narrowed by adding more words/search terms.
• Better browser support for the @sanity/image-url module

📓 Full changelog

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🐛 Notable bugfixes

Fixed a bug causing default sort orders being created from fields named title, name, label, heading, header, caption or description regardless of their type. Now we only create default sort orders if these are string/number/boolean fields.

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

And install the latest Command Line Interface (CLI) with:

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

Improved the reference search so it now returns documents with contents that matches all of the words entered in the search input.

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This is a maintenance and bugfix release

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