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PostHog 1.40.0 release notes

Release highlights:

New: Redesigned calendar and date components

lemon calendar

The 1.40.0 update is all about visual polish, and we're starting with new calendar and date components. These are some of the most used modals in PostHog, so we've given careful attention to providing an improved and more unified experience.

New: Overhauled annotations

annotation

We've overhauled annotations with a new look and interface. This change resolves several layout and interaction issues that had previously been impacting annotations. We've also touched up the annotations page to highlight important information better!

New: Revamped persons modals

person modal

Clicking datapoints in an insight is one of our favorite ways to analyze the users behind the numbers. The new person modal now looks and feels like the rest of the app. We've made it easier for you to search and perform actions on those lists of users, too.

New: Recordings domain settings

Struggling with keeping toolbar and recordings settings separate? Us too... That's why the settings for managing valid domains for recordings and toolbar are now split, so that they can be adjusted independently!

Improved: Retention insight update

retention insight

Once again, we've cleaned up the UI on the retention insight to keep up with all the styling updates we've had across the board. The end result is more consistent with the rest of our product, with lots of little touches which add visual flair and create an improved experience.

Other improvements & fixes

Version 1.40 also adds hundreds of other improvements and fixes, including...

  • Improvement: Filters for test and internal users can now be set to apply on all new insights (#11589)
  • Improvement: Event volume and query counts are now emphasized in data management (#11806)
  • Improvement: Profile pictures now will show more information on hover (#11849)
  • Fix: Fixed an issue where group properties weren't showing up on search previously (#11813)
  • Fix: Fixed an issue that was causing property statistics to be calculated infrequently (#11815)

View the commit log in GitHub for a full history of changes: release-1.39.0...release-1.40.0.

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We always welcome contributions from our community and this time we want to thank the following people...

  • bobeagan for correcting a documentation typo.
  • iamwacko for fixing an OpenSSL dependency issue.
  • Thebigbignooby for correcting an error in our documentation.
  • Klamas1 for adding nodeSelector and tolerations to hooks.

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