Key highlights
- Scheduled content goes live on time: a publish or unpublish date takes effect within a minute, without anyone saving the record.
- Your own SendGrid key: send email under your own sender identity.
What’s new in Core dna Platform 2026.4.6
Scheduled Content Publishing
Content with a scheduled publish or unpublish date now goes live and expires on time, without waiting for its next save. The SendGrid key can be set per account.
Changes in behaviour
- Jobs on record updates now also run when scheduled content goes live or expires, at the scheduled time rather than at the next save. Check that such jobs expect to run without an edit.
Scheduled content goes live on time
Content with a scheduled publish or unpublish date now goes live and expires on time. A background process checks every minute for records whose date has been reached, then updates search results, clears the cached pages and fires the update jobs, just as a save does. Before, these changes waited for the next time someone saved the record.
Other improvements and bug fixes
- The SendGrid API key can now be configured per client account from the mailer settings, allowing email to be sent under your own sender identity for better deliverability. The platform default account is used when the key is left blank.
- Improved compatibility with third-party OAuth connectors that advertise additional grant or response types, such as some Claude and OpenAI connectors. Supported types are now retained and the connection continues, instead of the whole request being rejected.
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