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Release 2025.34.0

· 2 min read
meshcloud

Release period: 2025-08-13 to 2025-08-18

This release includes the following issues:

  • Mention Feature For Workspace Resources In Building Block Summary
  • Prevent Data Loss on "Go Back" in Definition Creation
  • meshPlatform API
  • Fixed tenant creation on private platforms via meshObject API

Ticket Details​

Mention Feature For Workspace Resources In Building Block Summary​

Audience: User

Description​

We introduced a new mention feature that allows you to reference building blocks, projects, and tenants directly in markdown content. When you use the mention syntax, these references are automatically transformed into interactive badges that display relevant information and provide direct navigation links to the mentioned resources.

How to use​

Use the following mention syntax in building block summary markdown content to reference workspace resources:

  • Building blocks: @buildingblock[uuid-of-building-block]
  • Projects: @project[workspace-identifier.project-identifier]
  • Tenants: @tenant[uuid-of-tenant]

Prevent Data Loss on "Go Back" in Definition Creation​

Audience: User

Description​

Extended the confirmation dialog handling to prevent accidental loss of unsaved changes when using the "Go Back" button in the building block definition creation wizard.

meshPlatform API​

Audience: User, Customer, Operator

Description​

You can now manage platforms via the meshObject API. A new set of permissions has been made available for API keys to do so. The meshPlatform endpoint allows you to create, update, and delete platforms in the meshObject API. The API endpoints currently support the following platform types: AKS, AWS, Azure, Azure Resource Groups, GCP, Kubernetes and OpenShift. Platform configuration can be managed for replication, but not yet for metering. Please refer to the API documentation for more details on how to use the meshPlatform API.

Fixed tenant creation on private platforms via meshObject API​

Audience: User

Description​

An incorrect authorization check in the meshObject API allowed an API key with permissions to create tenants in its own workspace to create a tenant on a private platform, even if the workspace was not included in the list of allowed workspaces for that platform. This bug has been fixed.

How to use​

Please note that API keys with admin-scoped permission to create tenants continue to have the ability to create tenants on private platforms.