Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

Bugfix release

This fixes a bug caused by a regression in a third party library that would cause reference inputs to not display the list of search hits properly.

📓 Full changelog

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sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

✨ Highlights

Hashed assets

Asset IDs are now generated from the file contents. This means that uploading the same image or file twice will not create a duplicate, but instead reuse the existing asset. This should result in less clutter and a better user experience.

Dataset export/import maintains metadata

When a dataset is exported, the metadata of assets (original filenames and similar) are now preserved.

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where invalid JSON in imported datasets would silently be ignored instead of failing the import

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where array of primitive subtypes (e.g. email, url) would resolve to the wrong array input

📓 Full changelog

Due to issues when publishing packages for release v0.128.0, all the @sanity-packages has now been bumped to v0.128.3. There's no differences between 0.128.0 and 0.128.3.

See release notes for v0.128.0

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

✨ Highlights

Private datasets! 🔒

When creating datasets, you may now choose whether it should be:

• Public (everyone can query for content in the dataset without being authorized - great for single page applications)
• Private (only authenticated users or requests with authorization tokens can read from the dataset)

You may change the visibility mode for your dataset either by running sanity dataset visibility set <datasetName> <public/private> or by using the management UI at https://manage.sanity.io/

Collapsible objects

Object types can now be configured as collapsible. By default, deeply nested objects be collapsible and collapsed by default when reaching a depth of 3. Read more in the documentation for the object type

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Custom validators now run even on undefined values, unless the rule is marked as optional or required by using Rule.optional() or Rule.required(). Please make sure you check for undefined values in your custom validator functions.

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

✨ Highlights

React 16

The main focus of this release has been React 16 compatibility for the Content Studio. It took an effort, but you can now upgrade and start using the awesome features introduced in this version.

Note: Although your Content Studio still works with React 15.x, we're planning to drop support for React 15 as of the next minor release (0.128.0), so we recommend upgrading your studios to React 16 the next time you run sanity upgrade. Read more about how to upgrade the version of React in your Content Studio.

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a relative import that could in some circumstance cause a "Module not found error".

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed assets potentially being invalid after export
• Fixed very old assets not being exportable through (sanity dataset export)
• Fixed slug fields not being able to merge default validation with custom validation

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug causing hotspot/crop handles not responding to user input
• Misc. bugfixes related to the slug input

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

✨ Highlights

✅ Validation (experimental 🔬)

The first building blocks of the long-awaited validation infrastructure is here. Each document field can specify validation rules that generate either errors (prevent the document from being published) or warnings (allow publishing, but notify the user about the warning).

For a full overview of the validation feature, see the documentation. We're looking for feedback on this feature and how you like the developer and user experience - drop us a line if you'd like to help!

🐌 Improved and simplified slug input

The slug input has been significantly simplified and is now easier to customize. A slugify option can now be provided in order to customize how slugs are generated, which also introduces the ability to generate the slug in an asyncronous manner (just return a promise!).

The uniqueness check now more correctly considers draft/published status, and also ensures that the uniqueness check is run per document type. The check to determine whether a slug is unique or not can now be customized by passing an isUnique function in the field options. More information can be found in the documentation.

🗜️ Import/export tarballs

sanity dataset export now generates a tarball (.tar.gz) containing both the documents in NDJSON form as well as assets (files and images). This provides a simple way to transfer data between different projects or datasets.

If you want to remove assets from the export, you can use the --no-assets flag, or if you just want the raw documents, use the --raw flag.

🛰️ Better indication of network status

The studio is now more responsive in the case of network errors, indicating the reconnect status and locking the local document to prevent data from being lost.

🤖 CLI: Unattended "new project"

The command line tool is now able to create and bootstrap a new project and dataset by using the --yes and --create-project flags (see sanity help init for more information).

👀 Faster previews

All documents that are previewed on screen now share the same in-memory representation. This should lead to a faster and more responsive UI.

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Publishing documents now include a revision lock to prevent race conditions or incorrect local states.
• The @sanity/cli package did not notify on new releases. Now is a good time to run npm install -g @sanity/cli to ensure you stay up to date with new releases!
• Listeners would in certain cases stop reconnecting. @sanity/client will now always try to reconnect if disconnected, until unsubscribe() is called.
• Read-only fields are now more clearly presented as... read-only!

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

This fixed a breaking change in a third party module that affected the visual appearance of the Sanity Studio.

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where images would not display in image fields
• The hotspot/crop tool is now responsive
• Made it possible to unset color values

📓 Full changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Make links in error dialogs inherit correct color
• Optimize hotspot selection for images
• Various improvements for smaller screen devices

📓 Full changelog

Bugfix release

• Fixed a bug that sometimes caused errors to be thrown when switching between documents.
• Removed required: true from a few fields in example schemas generated at sanity init.

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

📓 Changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

✨ Highlights

• A few performance enhancements

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fix image-url package incorrectly being published in ES6 format
• Fix sanity exec not working because of missing dependencies
• Fix close button on Google Maps input dialog appearing behind the dialog/map
• Fix hortizontally aligned radio buttons float issue

📓 Full changelog

Bugfix release

Fixed a bug that rendered env overrides in sanity.json ineffective for deployed studios.

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

📓 Changelog

Bugfix release

Fixed a bug with reference fields referencing documents of more than one type. It was possible to reference unpublished documents, which would cause problems with publishing later on.

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

📓 Changelog

Upgrade with:

sanity upgrade

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

npm install --global @sanity/cli

✨ Highlights

UI Rebalance ☯

We've sanded down the interface and spent time rebalancing that which defines it (contrast, margins, typography, hover states, button shapes, etc, etc, etc). It felt great.

Link to preview on site 🎉

A frequent feature request has been to support a way to preview content in a production setting, e.g on the web site. We have now added support for adding a link from the Content Studio to your site for previewing documents and drafts. Read more about the shiny new feature here.

Modals are the new popovers 💯

The Sanity form builder supports editing embedded objects. Put them lists along with other types! Put objects inside objects inside objects! However complicated your model, we'll render it.

We initially decided to pop the editor for objects in-place, where you clicked. This was intuitive, but was brittle with complex objects sometimes finding a way off-screen. Object editing now pops in centred modals.

Goodbye popovers, we hardly knew ye.

Update notifier ⚠️

The studio now includes an update notifier which lets you know if your studio is up to date with the latest Sanity releases.

Faster previews ⚡️

List views are optimized to load items faster - in certain situations up to 10x faster!

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where running sanity build or sanity deploy without having run sanity start would fail because of missing plugin configuration files
• Fixed a bug in the block editor regarding annotating a text with a reference that would throw an error.
• Robustified how the block editor creates an editor state to better be able to recover from invalid source data.
• Fixed a bug that caused the _createdAt field on documents to be reset upon publishing.
• Fixed a bug causing fieldsets to be collapsed by default in some cases when they should not.
• Fixed a bug that could in some rare cases cause inconsistencies when publishing documents.

📓 Full changelog

Bugfix release

This fixed a bug on sanity init with sample movie data causing broken images in studio previews. If you have version 0.125.0 of the CLI, we recommend installing the latest version with:

npm install -g @sanity/cli

This bug will not affect existing studios.

📓 Changelog