Import updates got a lot less fragile. You can now match existing components using a chosen key from your spreadsheet, update rows in place, and trust the whole job to either succeed cleanly or fail without leaving a mess behind.
Import update mode now includes an Identify key step, so you can pick the spreadsheet column used to match existing components.
Component and assembly imports now support a fuller update flow — matching, updating, overwriting, and re-uploading without starting from scratch.
Sandbox organizations are now supported, including usage tracking and a visible sandbox badge in the app.
Org creation is now grant-aware, with clearer handling when access is still pending.
Not Revision Managed components can now be enabled or disabled in bulk from the component list.
Not Revision Managed controls now show up more consistently across list, drawer, grid, and header views.
DCO handling is tighter: items default to no revision bump, locked behavior is clearer, and invalid component selections are blocked earlier.
Change orders now show a specific lock error instead of the classic “something went wrong” shrug.
Closed change orders keep their modification counts fixed, instead of drifting as related components change later.
Import validation is more consistent across the flow, including checks for locks, archived targets, duplicate names, and obsolete-state restrictions.
