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Connectors Changelog

Keep track of updates and enhancements to our connectors.

HTTP (2026-06-29)

Fixed multipart form data file upload handling:

  • Duplicate-key uploads (e.g., attachments[]) now retain each file's original name instead of all sharing the same filename
  • MIME type detection now uses the filename instead of the field name

Google Ads (2026-06-26)

Enabled the OAuth 2.0 connection to drive both the Google Ads and Data Manager APIs from a single connection.

  • Exposed the Scopes field so integration builders can append the Data Manager scope (https://www.googleapis.com/auth/datamanager) to the existing Ads scope. The default remains the Ads scope only, so Ads-only integrations are unaffected.
  • Extended createDataManagerClient to accept the unified OAuth 2.0 connection in addition to the dedicated Data Manager OAuth 2.0 connection. When the OAuth 2.0 connection is used, the Data Manager API version is pinned to v1.

Builders who opt in by adding the Data Manager scope will trigger a one-time re-consent for affected end-users, as the granted scope set changes.

Microsoft OneDrive (2026-06-26)

  • Notice of Deprecation the List Files Shared With Me action; its underlying Microsoft Graph endpoint is degraded and scheduled for removal around November 2026, so use the List Shared action instead. Added a deprecation notice to the action description
  • Updated the List Subscriptions action so the Show Instance Subscriptions toggle is honored; previously it always filtered to instance subscriptions regardless of the setting
  • Updated the Update File action so it no longer sends empty name or path values when those optional inputs are left blank, preventing unintended clearing of existing values

Microsoft Excel (2026-06-24)

Grouped the OData query inputs into structured objects on the List Rows, List Columns, List Tables, and List Worksheets actions (breaking: these input keys are now nested). Paging controls ($top, $skip, $skipToken) are nested under Pagination, and sort/filter controls ($filter, $orderBy, $search) under Filters. The response-shaping inputs ($select, $expand, $format) and fetchAll remain top-level inputs.