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title: Changelog
description: "### **1.1.2 | Oct 11, 2026** - Updated Freemius SDK to the latest version. - Tested with WordPress 7.1. - Updated the GravityOps shared library to 2.0.11, bringing a consistent Feeds screen across the suite, more reliable feed activation toggles…"
url: "https://brightleafdigital.io/docs/kanban-view-for-gravityview-changelog/"
updated: "2026-10-18"
category: "Kanban View for GravityView / Changelog & Roadmap"
---

# Changelog

### **1.1.2 | Oct 11, 2026**

- Updated Freemius SDK to the latest version.
- Tested with WordPress 7.1.
- Updated the GravityOps shared library to 2.0.11, bringing a consistent Feeds screen across the suite, more reliable feed activation toggles and feed links, the Docs tab placed before Help, dashboard links that open in a new tab, and updated third-party components.

### **1.1.1 | Aug 3, 2026**

- GravityOps now asks for one short suite-wide survey instead of one survey per plugin, using a compact invitation and a dedicated dashboard form.
- Closing a survey or review prompt now saves "not interested" immediately without reloading the page.

### **1.1.0 | Aug 2, 2026**

- Fixed a fatal error on Kanban views that use workflow steps as columns when Gravity Flow is not active; the board now shows a normal message instead.
- Fixed boards breaking when a workflow step could not be loaded; steps that are unavailable are now skipped instead of erroring.
- Added a Docs tab so the full plugin documentation is available right inside your WordPress dashboard.
- The 14-day free trial no longer requires a payment method.
- The Kanban view now requires an active license or trial.
- 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.
- Updated the core GravityOps library for more reliable support access, interface fixes that are no longer served from a stale cache, and other small fixes.