Weekly release
Weekly release
Weekly release
Weekly release
Main release
Manifest support for multi-container images now lets Bold Reports deploy on both AMD and ARM CPU architectures across Docker and Kubernetes environments, so a single Docker image is compatible with both architectures.
Added support for enabling scheduled email delivery seamlessly through Amazon SES integration, so report servers can route scheduled report emails through AWS’s managed email infrastructure instead of relying solely on a traditional SMTP setup, useful for teams already standardized on AWS.
Enabled automatic addition of system users to report server sites when creating a new site, removing a manual setup step administrators previously had to repeat every time a new site was provisioned, so new sites are ready to use immediately.
Added support for multi-tabbed reports in Bold Reports, so a single report can now present multiple related views as separate tabs, letting authors group related data together instead of splitting it across several standalone reports.
Introduced a Report Explorer panel for quick and easy access to report items, giving a structured, searchable list of everything on the report instead of requiring authors to click around the design surface to find a specific item. Items can be selected directly from the panel, which then highlights and focuses the corresponding element on the canvas, making it far easier to navigate reports with many nested or overlapping items.
Added Link property support for custom report items, so a custom item can now open a URL, a bookmark, or another report when clicked, bringing it in line with built-in report items that already support navigation. This lets authors build interactive, drillable custom visuals without writing extra scripting to wire up the click behavior themselves.
The designer now supports New Zealand English (en-NZ) as a localization culture, adding New Zealand-specific date, number, and currency formatting conventions alongside the existing set of supported languages and regional cultures.
Provided report writer data visualization export support for Azure ARM64 environments using Playwright, ensuring seamless export of charts and visual reports for ARM-based Azure deployments that previously weren’t covered by the export pipeline.
Introduced new API configurations to strengthen report security and ensure compliance during execution, helping reduce risk by letting you disable custom code execution, sanitize report content, validate hyperlink URLs, and control stack trace visibility.
Added support for authentication and group claims-based access, so access decisions can be driven by claims returned during authentication rather than requiring separate role assignments.
Provided support for enabled export file settings for the add, update, and get schedule APIs, so export options can be configured and retrieved programmatically alongside the rest of a schedule’s settings.
Added support for generating secure embed tokens through validated embed secrets, giving embedded applications a way to authenticate report sessions without exposing broader service credentials.
Enabled support for embedding report images directly within scheduled mail body content, so recipients can see key visuals inline in the email rather than only as attachments.
Added support for a reply-to email option within scheduled mail configuration, letting scheduled report emails route replies to an address different from the sender.
Enforced SQL authentication in the SQL Data Connector when the password is not saved, preventing connections from silently falling back to an unauthenticated or cached state.
Improved Tablix stability and consistency when merging cells and handling headers, reducing layout glitches that previously occurred during those operations.
Introduced the MaximumAxisLabelWidth custom property to wrap long X-axis labels and prevent them from overlapping neighboring labels.
Enabled rendering of background images for rectangle report items sourced from the database, rather than only from static files.
Added center alignment support for images in both report preview and exported documents, giving consistent image placement across viewing and export.
Added the HideLegendForSeries custom property in chart report items, allowing legend entries to be selectively hidden for individual series in a chart.
Introduced the DropdownSelectLimit custom property to set a maximum selection count in multi-select parameter dropdowns holding more than 1,000 items, keeping large selections manageable.
Enabled SVG image rendering in .NET Framework, extending support to MVC applications beyond the existing .NET Core coverage for richer, scalable graphics in reports.
Added support for logging report execution metrics to a database for embedded server report previews, providing better monitoring and performance insight.
Provided an option to configure PDF/A-4 conformance in PDF export settings, extending archival compliance beyond the existing A1, A2, and A3 levels to meet the latest long-term preservation standards.
Provided support to set a primary key for the destination and to drop the destination table for each extraction, giving finer control over how destination tables are managed between runs.
Provided email notification support for failure cases in Bold Data Hub, so administrators are alerted automatically when an extraction or pipeline fails.
Provided incremental refresh support for custom queries in Data Hub, avoiding a full data reload on every run.
Provided support for IBM DB2 and Bing Ads connectors in Data Hub, expanding the set of sources pipelines can pull data from.
Enhanced homepage performance with optimized loading speed and resolved critical bugs for improved stability.
Simplified the site creation process by automatically generating a Site Identifier value, which remains customizable if a specific identifier is needed.
Implemented a proxy settings API, allowing proxy configuration to be managed programmatically instead of only through the UI.
Enhanced the combined deployment workflow to create Bold BI and Bold Reports sites during auto-deployment, and improved it to retrieve licenses for both products in the same process.
Added support to retrieve multiple groups from OAuth/OpenID access token claims and map them to their corresponding tenant groups during sign-in, so users get the right predefined permissions automatically.
Improved the database connection error message for enhanced clarity, showing it directly during the site creation and updating process instead of a generic failure.
The multi-container artifact registry structure to simplify the automation process. Previously, each release required a separate registry. Going forward, a single registry will be used with distinct tags for each release.
