We released a new items_by_multiple_values method that will allow you to query your items using multiple column values within a single column.

You can learn more in our community post here.

Added mutation-specific rate limits, based on the number of API calls made within a minute for the following mutations:

• duplicate_group;
• duplicate_board;

The mutations above will have an additional rate limit of 40 mutations per minute. If you exceed this limit, you will receive a 429 HTTP response code with "Call limit exceeded for DuplicateGroup" or "Call limit exceeded for DuplicateBoard" error message.

You now have the option to check if a user has confirmed their email profile when querying Users. Use the "is_verified" field, which will return true if the user has already confirmed their profile.

Added support for updating the location column with either simple String values or JSON values. See the location column for more information.

Changed the behavior of the items() field in a boards() query. Now, when passing an empty array to the ids argument, it will not return any items (instead of returning all of the items on the board). See boards queries fields for more information.

• Added a order_by: created_at / used_at argument for boards queries. See boards queries arguments for more information.
• Deprecated the newest_first argument for boards queries. See boards queries arguments for more information.

We added event change_name to the create webhook mutations. See the create a webhook mutation for more information.

We added the is_admin field to users queries. See users queries fields for more information.

We added the change_specific_column_value event to create webhook mutations. See the create a webhook mutation for more information.

We added ability to change the title of a column with the change_column_title() mutation. See the change column title mutation for more information.