Workspace release: v1.4.2

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where the button to execute the current cell and cells below didn’t work when run on the last cell of a notebook.

Workspace release: v1.7.1

1.7.1 - 2025-12-12

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where the incorrect version of App Studio was installed.

Workspace release: v1.7.0

1.7.0 - 2025-12-10

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where the bottom bar could cover some elements in the workspace.
• Fixed an issue where "Split Editor" and other split actions were not always available in the Jupyter Notebook command palette.
• Fixed an issue where some errors printed a Jupyter Notebook link that returned a 404.
• Fixed an issue where Jupyter Notebook error messages were not correctly formatted.

Workspace release: v1.6.2

1.6.2 - 2025-10-31

Fixed

• Upgraded several dependencies to resolve security vulnerabilities.

Workspace release: v1.6.1

Fixed

• Fixed an issue that caused Jupyter Notebooks to break when switching from pip to Conda.

Workspace release: v1.6.0

Added

• Added native support for Kaleido v1. Workspaces now include the dependencies required by Chrome to use image export with Kaleido v1.

Changed

• Updated workspaces to only install dash-enterprise-libraries in new blank workspaces. New workspaces created from the App Catalog install dependencies based on the App Catalog app's requirements.txt file. In new workspaces created from commits, the Dash Enterprise CLI is installed, as well as dependencies specified in the requirements.txt in that commit.
• Updated App Studio workspace to use app-studio editor version 1.8.1. [App Studio workspaces only]

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where the Python version in a Jupyter notebook kernel didn't update when a user updated the Python version in app settings.
• Fixed an issue where the Jupyter kernel didn't use the Python version specified in environment.yml.

Workspace release: v1.5.1

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where restarting a workspace didn't update Tabnine to the latest available version. [Dash app workspaces only]
• Updated the workspace to use App Studio editor v1.7.1 to fix an issue with the table styles and alignment in deployed apps with large datasets enabled. [App Studio workspaces only]
• Fixed an issue where an "unexpected indent" error was displayed in the chart editor in Explore mode. [App Studio workspaces only]

Workspace release: V1.5.0

Added

• Added Explore mode table editor, a UI for filtering, sorting, grouping, and aggregating data to prepare it for charts. [App Studio workspace only]
• Added a deploy button and deploy menu option to folders in the workspace that contain a requirements.txt and Procfile, allowing for deployment of ejected apps. [App Studio workspace only]
• Added a SQLite database to the workspace at /usr/src/app/dash-theia-app/.ai_chat_history.sqlite to store Plotly AI Chat history. [App Studio workspace only]
• Added support for working with multiple dataframes in Plotly AI Chat. [App Studio workspace only]
• Added Tabnine. [Dash App workspace only]
• Added a debugger.

Changed

• Updated the workspace to display the semantic version of the workspace in the status bar. Previously, the workspace version was identified using a commit SHA.
• Renamed “Data Explorer” to “Explore”. [App Studio workspace only]

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where special characters in a filename prevented that file from being uploaded to the workspace. [App Studio workspace only]
• Fixed an issue with the SQL code generated for Databricks Unity Catalog when using SQL cell.
• Fixed an issue where notebooks sometimes displayed a kernel error when first connecting to the kernel.
• Fixed an issue where a notebook cell displayed a “KeyboardInterrupt” error the first time the cell was run. [App Studio workspace only]

Workspace release: v0.0.18

Release: https://github.com/plotly/releases/v0.0.18

Workspace release: v1.3.0

Added

• Data Schema Browser: Allows workspace users to display the contents of a data source, preview data, and copy auto-generated code snippets to access the data from within a notebook or Python script.

  Note: The Data Schema Browser is available in App and App Studio Workspaces on Dash Enterprise version 5.5 and later.

• Configurable auto save functionality:

  • In App Studio Workspaces, files are now saved after a delay of 5 seconds.
  • In App Workspaces, auto save is disabled by default and can be enabled from the Settings menu.

Changed

• Upgraded App Studio Editor version in App Studio Workspaces to 1.5.0. Changes in this version include:

  • A run button option, which allows developers to configure an app to update when the button is selected rather than on each control change.
  • Large dataset support for showing tables of more than 1000 rows.
  • Spinners that are displayed when controls and variables are in a loading state.

• Changed how pre-installed packages are handled in App Studio Workspaces. Pre-installed packages are no longer included in the output of pip list and pip freeze commands.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where Python packages were not being installed to the correct location and couldn't be downgraded correctly.
• Fixed an issue with the undo keyboard shortcut in notebooks when in command mode.
• Fixed an issue with the notebook's find widget not being activated using its keyboard shortcut.
• Fixed an issue where Markdown cells in notebooks showed no border when in edit mode.
• Fixed an issue where copying and pasting files in the workspace explorer panel displayed an "Unable to resolve non existent file" error in Safari.
• Fixed an issue where the notebook kernel would sometimes show as undefined.
• Fixed an issue where deleting and recreating an App Studio project with the same name would sometimes result in a 502 error in the workspace, and display file names cached in the browser from the previous project.
• Fixed an issue where the version information displayed in Help > About was incorrect.

Removed

• Removed non-functional options from the Go and Terminal menus in App Studio workspaces.

Known Issues

• There is a known issue where the kernel may become unavailable when returning to a notebook after a period of inactivity. In such cases, it is not possible to reselect the kernel. If you encounter this issue, refresh your browser to continue working in the notebook.
• There is a known issue where dragging cells in a notebook can cause the output in other cells to not display. If you encounter this issue, restart the kernel and rerun the cells to see the output again.