9.24.6

Stable

August 22, 2023

Mendix Studio Pro is our low-code IDE for professional developers. It's a powerful visual model-driven development environment to build apps on the Mendix Platform. With Studio Pro you can easily create, change, integrate, test and deploy your applications, all in one place. Moreover, you can manage branch lines and security as well as extend your app with custom code using the built-in editors. Click 'Download Studio Pro' to get the installer for free (Windows OS required*). Learn more about the installation and the Studio Pro capabilities in our documentation. Not a professional developer? Learn How Mendix supports different developer profiles .Before installing, please read the Release Notes to learn about improvements, bug fixes, backwards compatibility, breaking changes and known issues. *If you are using a Mac, check out these instructions first.

Release Notes - **Release date: August 22, 2023** ### Improvements * We updated the Git that is installed with Studio Pro to version 2.41.0.3-64-bit. ### Fixes * We fixed an issue where a commit, rollback, or delete action did not always send the associated object along. (Tickets 152735, 184397) * We now encode file paths before logging them. This solves an issue where a log message could occupy multiple lines in the log. (Ticket 175643) * We fixed an issue that occurred when updating a widget to its latest version available in the Marketplace where the update returned an error if the latest widget's supported Studio Pro versions were above the Studio Pro version used to update the widget. Now, it is only possible to update to a widget version that supports the Studio Pro version in use, and not necessarily to the most up-to-date widget. (Ticket 183294) * We fixed an issue where having a hidden custom close action button prevented the default rollback behavior. (Ticket 184642) * We fixed an issue where creating a non-persistable entity led to errors when the entity contained a system attribute. (Tickets 189835, 190622) * We fixed an issue where an app containing an input widget with a page title override on one of its actions triggered an error and could not be opened. (Ticket 192138) * We fixed an issue that occurred after double-clicking a node in a tree control where other elements in the app (for example, buttons) did not get selected after a single click, only after a second click. * We fixed an issue that occurred when merging a branch with a document that had already been port-fixed into the target branch. Double-clicking the conflicting document led to an "oops" pop-up window.