The position argument has also been deprecated for the update_group mutation. You can now use the group_attribute and new_value arguments to move the updated group before or after a specific group on the board. Check out our documentation to find all the details!

We recently deprecated the position argument for the create_group mutation. You can still specify the new group's location on the board using the recently released relative_to and position_relative_method arguments. You can find all of the details about these new arguments in our documentation!

mutation {
	create_group (board_id: 1234567890, group_name: "new group", relative_to: "test group", position_relative_method: before_at) {
		id
	}
}

We recently added the id argument to the create_column mutation, so you can now create a column with a custom ID! This argument is optional, and you will still receive an auto-generated ID if you choose not to use it.

If you send the id argument, ensure that your value meets the following requirements:

• [1-20] characters in length (inclusive)
• Only lowercase letters (a-z) and underscores (_)
• Must be unique - no other column on the board can have the same ID
• Can't be null, blank, or an empty string

If your value doesn't meet these requirements, the mutation will fail, and the column will not be created. Check out our documentation for more information!

Starting April 15th, 2023, we will deprecate connections from Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 8.1, or earlier because they use weak ciphers. This update will not impact support for TLS 1.3.

Check out this document to find out which systems this update impacts, how to know if you are affected, and which ciphers you can use!

We recently fixed a bug that prevented users from creating a subitem via the API if no subitems were ever made via the web.

The bug fix first verifies that the board doesn’t already have a subitem column and that the user has the required permissions to edit the board structure. If so, the user can then create a board’s first subitem via the API!

We recently added two new webhook events - column_created and item_restored - that enable you to listen for when a column is created or when an item is restored from the trash/archives.

You can now specify the documents you would like to return in a docs query using the object_ids argument. Please note that this is the same ID found in the URL and in the doc column values.

The item_name argument is now required for the create_subitem mutation. If you try to run the mutation without the argument, it will return an error.

We recently added the item_terminology field to the boards object! You can now retrieve the nickname for items on boards using this field. Please note that users can input a custom nickname or select one from a predefined list.

We recently updated our API playground to provide a more intuitive and seamless user experience. This update includes a completely revamped UI, tabs that allow you to open multiple sessions at once, HTTP header support, and history tracking.

Currently, you can only access the new playground through the Developer's Center, but we plan to upgrade the public playground in the next few weeks. Check it out for yourself!