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Release Notes

2026-07-30

Sign in with Google arrives: members and invited users can sign in with their Google account, matched safely by verified email. Plus portal polish — inline email images in requests, grouped filters, and a redesigned portal sign-in.

🔑 Sign in with Google

The login page now offers Sign in with Google. There's nothing for members to set up — DevStride matches the Google account to the member by verified email address:

  • An existing member's first Google sign-in links the two accounts; password sign-in keeps working exactly as before.
  • An invited user can accept their invitation by signing in with Google — no password setup required.
  • A Google account that doesn't match any member is refused with a clear message — no account is ever created from an unmatched sign-in, and every rejection tells the visitor what to do next.
  • Signing out signs you all the way out: after sign-out, the next "Sign in with Google" asks which account to use rather than silently reusing the last one — important on shared machines.

📚 Learn more: Users, Roles & MFA

🎫 Portal polish: inline images, grouped filters, refreshed sign-in

  • Inline email images now render where they belong — in the portal's request conversation and in the agent drawer — instead of appearing as broken references. Customers and agents both see the message as it was sent.
  • The portal's request filters are grouped and the page column is bounded, so My Requests stays tidy on wide screens.
  • The portal sign-in page has been redesigned — a cleaner auth card, clearer type hierarchy, and balanced actions.

📚 Learn more: Customer Support Portal

2026-07-28

The Customer Support Portal now includes the full request experience: customers can browse and track their requests, follow and reply to conversations with attachments, update request details, mark requests solved, and submit new requests through forms you publish to the portal.

2026-08-01

A security-hardening release: suspending a member now cuts off their API keys, sign-in restrictions are enforced everywhere, and uploads and link previews are locked down. Plus a new sign-in address, file attachments through the MCP server, and fixes for the formatting toolbar, the map, and API access from cloud hosts.