🍱 Collections
There’s a new way to organize and curate your work in Hex: Collections!
Collections are groups of projects or components that can be created, populated, and shared by users in a workspace.
Unlike a traditional file directory, Hex projects and components can live in multiple collections, increasing flexibility and decreasing the potential for data silos.
When adding something to a collection, you have the option to also share, view, or edit permissions with all collection members, ensuring that your team can stay in sync with the latest and greatest insights.
We’ve been using this internally for a little while now, and it’s felt really great. We’d love to hear your thoughts, ideas, and feature requests for collections after trying them out!
Learn more in the docs.
⚙️ Admin panel polish
The admin settings pages have been overhauled to make it more intuitive to find what you’re looking for. We’ve put everything important at the top level in the sidebar, so you don’t need to remember what section data connections or SSO are nested within.
We’ve also done some general UI polish to spruce up each individual settings page.
🔗 Invite links
Admins can now generate invite links to easily add new users to Hex, individually or in bulk. You can choose the permissions an invite link grants, set the expiration date of a link, or limit it to just a one-time use.
Whether you’re using Hex to teach a class, run a workshop, or just have a lot of new folks to bring on board, this should drastically improve the manual process of adding users.
Other improvements
- We fixed an interesting bug that caused Chart cells to aggregate incorrectly when the column on the x axis had a dot "." character in the name.
- We fixed a bug that caused scheduled runs to still process for recently deleted projects
- The
openaipackage is now included in our base package library 🤖 - We are knee-deep in some performance improvements that hopefully we will be sharing with you soon!