June 2024

June 25, 2024

Changes to large data field limits for Community and Canary tenants

Today marks the rollout of a series of large data field changes impacting Community and Canary tenants. These were previously announced via the Large data fields page and the deprecation timeline.

Limits

The following limits are now applied to large data fields within the GET/odata/QueueItems endpoint:

Progress - limited to 104,857 characters
AnalyticsData/Analytics - limited to 10 KB
OutputData/Output - limited to 100 KB
SpecificContent/SpecificData - limited to 500 KB
ProcessingException - Reason - limited to 102,400 characters
ProcessingException - Details - limited to 102,400 characters

In addition to that, the $top filter is now also limited to a maximum of 100 records.

You can read more about these in Large data fields.

Removal

The count parameter in the Jobs and QueueItems endpoints has been removed. To retrieve this information for jobs and queue items requests, add $count=true to the URL.

New option to copy the folder path

You can now easily copy a folder's path by using the Copy folder path option in the desired folder's contextual menu.

New columns in queue transactions exports

Queue transaction exports now include two new columns: Progress and Id.

On top of that, transactions can now also be filtered by Id via the API before performing the export. For details on the supported fields, you can check out Fields supported for queue transactions exports.

June 10, 2024

Alerts for exceeding the API rate limits

We have recently announced the upcoming enforcement of rate limits on API requests to certain jobs and queue items endpoints. You can brush up on the details in the Rate limits and API audit documentation pages.

We want you to be fully aware not only of these limits, but also of the scenarios where you might be impacted by them. As such, we have implemented two new alerts aimed at informing you when limits are exceeded:

Request rate exceeded the limit in the last day - This is a daily alert with the Warn severity, enabled by default.
Request rate exceeded the limit - This is a real-time alert with the Error severity, disabled by default.
Note: The checks corresponding to this alert are run every 10 minutes, meaning that there might be a delay of up to 10 minutes between the limit breach and the alert receipt.