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Enterprise plan organizations on Retool Cloud or with a self-hosted deployment running Retool 3.38 Edge or later can connect and send all audit log events to Datadog.

Self-hosted organizations on the Enterprise plan can create multiple, isolated organizations on a single Retool instance with Spaces.

Prior to Spaces, you needed to spin up an additional deployment to onboard an independent team with its own apps, resources, and software development cycle (SDLC). Now, on the same instance, you can create a Space with its own subdomain, SSO configuration, Source Control setup, and more.

Retool has improved the self-hosted Retool release process with the introduction of two release channels: Stable and Edge.

Stable releases​

Releases on the Stable channel occur every 13 weeks (quarterly). Preparation and testing of a Stable version occurs approximately four weeks prior to its release and they are rigorously tested before they are published. The release tags for Stable releases contain the suffix -stable.

Retool supports each Stable release for six months. During this time, Retool will release patch updates that contain bug fixes or security updates. Patch updates do not contain functionality changes and can be applied more quickly than performing a full version upgrade.

Retool provides versioned product documentation for supported Stable releases. When browsing Retool Docs, use the version dropdown menu in the navbar to switch to a relevant version.

Edge releases​

Releases on the Edge channel occur weekly. Each release occurs one week after the equivalent release for cloud-hosted Retool. Edge releases are available for organizations that want the latest features or to use private beta functionality. The release tags for Edge releases contain the suffix -edge.

Retool recommends most organizations use Stable releases unless you have a specific need for Edge releases and can keep your deployment up-to-date.

Benefits of Stable and Edge releases​

Until now, Retool maintained a single release channel. A new release would be published every two weeks that is generally a number of versions behind Retool Cloud. Retool would also release patch updates for previous versions.

The new release channels streamline the release process, makes it easier for administrators to perform upgrades, and provides a separate deployment path for customers who prioritize stability over new functionality. As the Stable release cycle is less frequent, administrators can more easily maintain and upgrade deployments.

Edge releases are now on par with Retool Cloud, providing self-hosted customers with new features much sooner. The weekly release schedule also means it is no longer necessary to patch previous releases. Every Edge release contains bug fixes and improvements.

Legacy releases​

All releases prior to the introduction of the Stable and Edge release channels are considered Legacy. Retool will continue to support existing Legacy releases for six months from their initial release date. During this time, Retool will continue to release patch updates that contain bug fixes or security updates.

After six months, a Legacy release is deprecated. You can continue using a deprecated release but it will no longer receive updates. At this time, you should upgrade to the latest Stable or Edge release.

Protected applications beta

• Added the ability to edit protected branches from end user mode

Performance

• Changed the utils.openUrl utility method to use client-side routing when possible

Bugfixes

• Fixed issue where some corrupted apps would fail to load
• Fixed several issues in the OpenAPI v3 integration
• Fixed exporting apps to include any modules that they use.
• Fixed issue where on-prem deployments with both USE_SHORT_SESSIONS turned on as well as 2FA enforced would lead user sessions timing out after five minutes.

GraphQL queries now correctly return errors!

• Download your query results in the Query Playground as CSV or JSON
• Fixed a bug where MSSQL resources needed SSL to write back
• Fixed a bug with how Retool processes and returns large Salesforce SOQL queries
• Made the Query editor more responsive

If your team is trying to build apps around processes that require approval — budget increases, large purchases, or anything that requires approval from another specific user — please reach out to yogi@retool.com! We’re working on making these flows easier to build and have something that might make your life easier.