Bug Fix Bulletin — v60.0.0
Resolved defects across Builder, sharing, and color picker — May 2026
1. Purpose & Scope
For SOC 2 CC7.4 (incident response) requirements, this bulletin provides evidence that identified control deficiencies were remediated in a timely manner.
2. Defect Resolution Record
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Ticket |
Area |
Resolution Description |
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TD-6754 |
Sharing / Security |
Password-protected share links were not enforcing the password requirement in certain edge cases. The gate is now enforced reliably for all password-protected links. |
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TD-6640 |
Builder — Lottie / Fonts |
A Lottie tile animation crash and associated font rendering breakage affecting the Manulife customer environment have been resolved. |
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TD-6638 |
Builder — Canvas |
Dragging a tile from the tile panel onto the builder canvas was intermittently creating duplicate tile instances. The drag-to-create action now creates exactly one tile. |
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TD-6397 |
UI Copy |
Grammar and copy errors in the Required Fields modal have been corrected. |
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TD-6146 |
Builder — Layers |
Layer ordering was not preserved correctly when performing copy/paste and undo/redo operations across multiple pages. Ordering is now stable across all multi-page scenarios. |
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TD-6689 |
Color Picker |
Selecting a non-brand color now correctly populates the Recent Colors list. Previously, only brand palette colors were recorded. |
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TD-6125 |
Text Tile |
The up and down arrow keys now correctly adjust font size when the font size input field is focused in the Builder. |
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TD-5941 |
Builder — UI |
The lock icon in the Builder has been updated to reflect the current visual design standard. |
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TD-6613 |
Builder — Layers |
Content pasted from one screen to another is now placed on the top layer, consistent with expected paste behavior. |
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TD-6619 |
Builder — Canvas |
Drag-to-select and tile creation actions now function correctly when performed in areas off the main canvas boundary. |
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TD-6745 |
Color Picker |
Recent Colors were being visually cut off when the side navigation panel entered a scrollable state. The display is now correct regardless of nav panel scroll state. |
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TD-6744 |
Color Picker |
The eyedropper section within the color picker now displays a hover state, improving discoverability of the tool. |
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TD-6743 |
Color Picker |
Selecting a color from the Recent Colors section now correctly updates the full color palette UI to reflect the selection. |
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TD-6740 |
Color Picker |
Dragging the color gradient slider was firing excessive API requests per drag event. Request frequency is now throttled to prevent unnecessary server load. |
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TD-6738 |
Notifications |
API token notifications for library-level and account-level tokens were incorrectly replacing each other in the Notification Center. Both notification types now appear as independent, non-collapsing items. |
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TD-6736 |
Notifications |
Microapp Share and Republish notifications were being incorrectly reused (collapsed into a single notification for repeat events). Each event now generates a distinct notification entry. |
3. Defect Origins & Retro Note
Of the 16 defects resolved in v60.0.0, 7 were late-cycle additions identified after the initial release scope was set (4 color picker issues, 2 Notification Center issues, 1 password-protected share link issue). The release scope grew from 50 to 57 tickets as a result.
For SOC 2 CC4.2 (evaluation of control deficiencies), the following is noted:
- All late-cycle defects were identified through internal QA processes prior to customer impact.
- The password-protected share link defect (TD-6754) represents a security control gap that was identified and remediated within the same release cycle. No customer-reported incidents are associated with this defect.
- A retrospective review of the late-cycle additions is recommended to determine whether detection occurred via internal QA, customer reports, or pre-release dogfooding, and to improve future defect detection timing.
4. Change History
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v1.0 — May 5, 2026 |
Initial bulletin. All defects resolved in Tiled v60.0.0 (released May 5, 2026). |