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10.3.0 - Rebuilt data tables with cell selection, copy, and export

What's new​

Data tables, rebuilt​

Jetstream's data tables have been rebuilt on a modern, well-maintained foundation. Beyond keeping the tables healthy for the long run, the rebuild unlocks a much richer way to work with your data wherever Jetstream shows it in a grid:

  • Select a range of cells. Click and drag across cells to select a rectangular range, then copy its contents to your clipboard. It's the spreadsheet-style selection people have been asking for, so you can grab exactly the slice of data you need.
  • A more capable right-click menu. For many tables, the context menu now lets you copy an entire column's values or export the whole table in your choice of formats — no need to re-run a query or reshape your data just to get it out.
  • Export only what you selected. When you have a range of cells selected, right-clicking adds extra options to export just that selection, so you can pull out a focused subset without exporting the entire table.

The rebuild also brings better layout for nested rows and styling that more closely matches Salesforce.

Per-object permission counts​

The permission manager now shows a summary of how many permissions are selected for each object. When you're working across several objects at once, that running count makes it much easier to keep track of the scope of your changes before you save them.

Richer subqueries​

The query builder now lets you add WHERE, ORDER BY, and LIMIT clauses to subqueries — not just to the top-level query. That makes it much easier to shape related-record results without dropping into raw SOQL.

Keyboard shortcuts for multi-step pages​

On pages that move through multiple steps, you can now use cmd+enter to go forward and cmd+shift+enter to go back, so you can fly through a flow without reaching for the mouse.

Other fixes​

  • The code editor now has a border, so it no longer blends into the surrounding page.
  • The clear button on the query limit control behaves more sensibly.
  • A subtle fix so the loading spinner overlay looks right inside rounded containers like buttons.