Payload CMS Release: Release 1.1.21
Tag Name: v1.1.21
Release Date: 11/5/2022
Payload CMSPayload CMS is a modern, self-hosted headless content management system built with TypeScript, Node.js, and MongoDB. It's designed specifically for developers who want full control over their content management system while maintaining a powerful admin interface for content editors.
TL;DR
Payload CMS v1.1.21 fixes a calculation issue when adding new rows to arrays or blocks. This minor update ensures that when new rows are added to array or block fields, the row count is properly calculated, improving the reliability of the admin UI when working with these field types.
Highlight of the Release
- Fixed calculation of row counts when adding new rows to array and block fields
Migration Guide
No migration is required for this release as it only contains a bug fix for the admin UI functionality.
Upgrade Recommendations
This is a minor bug fix release that improves the reliability of the admin UI when working with array and block fields. It's recommended to upgrade if you're using these field types extensively in your Payload CMS implementation, but the update is not critical for all users.
Bug Fixes
Array and Block Row Count Calculation
Fixed an issue where the row count was not being properly calculated when new rows were added to array or block fields. This ensures that the admin UI correctly tracks and displays the number of rows in these field types, preventing potential UI inconsistencies.
New Features
No new features were added in this release.
Security Updates
No security fixes were included in this release.
Performance Improvements
No specific performance improvements were included in this release.
Impact Summary
This release has a low impact, focusing on a specific bug fix for array and block field row count calculations. The fix ensures that when new rows are added to these field types, the count is properly updated, which improves the reliability of the admin UI. This change is particularly beneficial for content editors who work extensively with array and block fields, providing them with a more consistent editing experience.
