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We are excited to announce support for custom OAuth clients in Pipedream! By default, OAuth apps use our official OAuth client. When you connect your account, you grant Pipedream the requested permissions (scopes), regardless of the needs or security requirements of your specific use case. Now, you can provide your

We are excited to announce you can now enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your Pipedream account and mandate 2FA for all workspace users. Many customers manage authentication into business-critical applications such as production databases, CRMs, ERPs, and messaging platforms. Your account security is critically important to us and we strongly

Pipedream is excited to announce the launch of GitHub Sync, our most requested feature. See the quickstart to get started. When GitHub Sync is enabled, Pipedream will serialize your workflows and sync changes to a GitHub repo. GitHub Sync is for Advanced & Business customers but all customers can preview

Pipedream allows you to connect accounts for various applications so you can make authenticated API requests. All connected accounts have been accessible by all members of your workspace. Today, we are launching the ability to have private connected accounts, and the ability manage access for Advanced and Business customers. -

Pipedream allows you to run hosted scheduled jobs — commonly called a "cron job" — for free. Before, these jobs could be run every 5 minutes. Today, we're introducing up to one second cron jobs. - Make HTTP requests, build an API or run code on a schedule - Trigger workflows as

Monitor all Pipedream workflow events and their stack traces in one centralized view under the new Event History section in your dashboard. - Filter events by workflow, status or time - Upgrade for 30 days of extended event history - Read the documentation See Event HistoryFiltering by status The Status

We’re excited to announce that Node v18 is now the default Node.js runtime on Pipedream. The next time you deploy an existing workflow, or create a new one, that workflow will use a Node 18 execution environment. You should expect no major changes / issues upgrading to Node 18.

Pipedream recently launched Workspaces and we have completed the process of migrating all individual and organization accounts to this new account type. Now all Pipedream users have access to key new features including the ability to add team members, free source invocations and more. - All Workspaces can now add

Pipedream has over 600,000 users and many of our customers were referred by a friend, colleague, or contractor. Now creators, agencies, and individual developers can get paid for referring new users to Pipedream through our affiliate program. - Get paid to refer your clients, friends, or followers - 33%

One of the most common challenges when working with serverless platforms are cold starts. A cold start refers to the delay between the invocation of workflow and the execution of the code. You can now eliminate cold starts by configuring additional workers (ie, Warm Workers) in your workflow's Settings. -

You can now share your workflows as templates with a unique shareable link. Users can copy your workflow, use their own connected accounts, and edit the workflow in any way. - Share your workflows with colleagues or followers - Your connected accounts and event history are not shared - Read

TL;DR - We’ve changed our license from the MIT License to the new Pipedream Source Available License. We wanted to share why we made this change and what it means for our users and contributors. When we started Pipedream, we strongly believed that all the components in our