Deluge Updates & Release Notes

The throw statement has been introduced in Deluge, giving you explicit control over error handling in your scripts. When a condition fails, such as an API returning an error, a validation check not passing, or a business rule being violated, you can use throw to immediately stop script execution and raise a custom exception with a message and an optional data payload of any Deluge type. Control is then passed to the nearest matching catch block for handling.

If no catch block is available, the script terminates and the execution is marked as failed, ensuring failures are never silently swallowed.

For more information, refer to the Throw statement help doc.

Improvements

August 11

We've introduced the Enable Custom Credentials option while creating a service under Custom Services. When enabled during service creation, the client ID and client secret are no longer set at the service level. Instead, each user is prompted to enter their own client ID and client secret while creating a connection for that service, which are then used to generate the authentication tokens. This lets each user in your organization work with their own unique credentials and ensures that the service creator's credentials cannot be accessed or reused by others.

This option is supported for services using OAuth 1.0 and OAuth 2.0 authentication.

For more information, visit the Connections help doc.

Improvements

July 15