Feeds on the Notification Sent and Notification Failure triggers can now put the notification's own content into the task, with new {notification:subject}, {notification:message}, {notification:to}, {notification:name}, {notification:status} and {notification:error} merge tags — so a task about a failed notification can finally say what actually failed.
Fixed the Create Task workflow step offering feeds that are already run by their own trigger, which created the task twice — once without the triggering event's details. Such feeds are no longer listed on the step.
The Feeds tab is now searchable, its activation toggles apply without reloading the page, and workflow steps are listed alongside feeds.
The Docs tab now sits before Help, with minor polish to the suite admin screens.
Added a Settings tab with failure handling options, so you can choose the Asana project and assignee used for the "Task Creation Failed" backup task.
Backup tasks are now created even if the chosen fallback project or assignee is no longer available, so a failure is never silently lost.
Added a Description Format choice to the feed: send the task description as rich text or as plain text, so code snippets and literal angle brackets appear as written.
Recent task creation failures now appear in the Asana dashboard widget, with links to the entry and the backup task.
Failed task creations now add a note to the entry explaining what Asana rejected.
Fixed task descriptions with unbalanced formatting breaking task creation; the formatting is now corrected automatically, and if Asana still rejects it the task is retried as plain text instead of failing.
Fixed connection settings saves for administrators whose Gravity Forms access is provided through the full-access capability.
Cancelling or denying the Asana authorization now returns you to the Connection screen with a clear message instead of doing nothing.
The Asana authorization is now recognized only when it belongs to this plugin, so it no longer interferes with other plugins' connection flows, and each administrator's authorization is kept separate.
Stopped re-saving the stored Asana connection on every request and made reading it more resilient, so a stored connection can no longer be corrupted into needing a fresh reauthorization.
Added a new developer filter for how many recent task failures the dashboard widget shows.
Added a Docs tab so the full plugin documentation is available right inside your WordPress dashboard.
Refreshed the Help tab with documentation, community, and support links.
The Account, Pricing, and Affiliation tabs now only appear when they apply to your license.
Improved the GravityOps dashboard with per-plugin icons, correct changelog links, update checks that no longer hold up the page, and a fix for opening a plugin right after activating it.
Individual plugin pages are no longer listed in the WordPress admin sidebar; open them from the GravityOps dashboard instead.
Various behind-the-scenes improvements to performance and security.
Added an Asana dashboard widget so you can see your recently created tasks right from your WordPress dashboard.
Redesigned the Asana connection setup with a clearer, dedicated Connection screen that makes getting connected easier.
Added a new developer hook that fires whenever tasks are created, so you can extend the plugin with your own custom actions.
Fixed an issue where the Update Task workflow step could fail with "No tasks selected to update" when tasks were still being created in the background.
Fixed feeds that use other premium triggers together with conditional logic so they now run correctly.
Fixed a rare issue that could cause the connection settings page to become unresponsive when reconnecting to Asana.
Various behind-the-scenes improvements to performance and security.
Added an Asana Workspace selector to the task creation feed and the Update Task workflow step, so you can choose which workspace to use when your Asana account belongs to more than one (premium plans).
The Overview tab now lists all workspaces your connected Asana account belongs to instead of just one.
