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v0.83.2

August 15, 2026

Clearer rules, alerts that actually arrive. One draft per version family, events and timeouts applied in the order they really happened, SLA warnings delivered to owners through alert policies, and an export that flags plain-text credentials.

  • Improvement

    One draft per version family

    Each process can have only one Draft version at a time: new version, import, fork, and re-enable all respect it, and the interface explains which draft is blocking the operation. No more families with parallel drafts born from retries.

  • Improvement

    Events and deadlines in real order

    If an event arrives after a deadline has already passed, FlowSharp applies the timeout first and then re-evaluates the event against the new phase: the item history reflects what really happened, and no event is lost if entry into the new phase needs a retry.

  • Feature

    SLA warnings delivered to owners

    Exceeding an SLA in warning mode now produces a real alert through the flow's alert policies: the active assignee receives it, with Admins as fallback, and even reassigning the item does not silence it. Analytics shows SLA warnings and escalations as two separate counters.

  • Security

    Export flags plain-text credentials

    Export remains faithful to the design, but now warns when the document contains possible inline credentials — in the interface, via API, and via MCP — suggesting you move them to secret variables before sharing the file. This also applies to "save as template".

  • Improvement

    More predictable search and filters

    Item searches handle accents and special characters uniformly across all surfaces, including MCP. The "Only mine" task filter is now "Mine and my responsibility", with a clear explanation of its scope.