Beta v1.2.0

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Product updates

• New domain app.trustblock.run
  • We’re still in Beta but want to build a future-proof SEO.
• You can now head to your profile and update your login email.
• Revamped publishing experience
  • We’ve added an AI assistant that will extract some data from your report and prompt you with its suggestions, making the publishing process much faster.
  • We’ve also greatly improved the overall design and strive to make this process as easy as possible.
  • Added details and info bubbles to help better understand some specific parts or fields.
  • We don’t accept links with subpaths on the project’s website URL when publishing an audit any more
    • To make our future autonomous audit verification effective we need direct URL such as https://website.com. The problem is that in some cases, we were getting some URLs that were redirected to a presale, which is far from ideal, both for verification purposes and domain extraction.
  • Project’s emails are not unique throughout our entire database anymore
    • This change is necessary because some auditors might not have access to a project’s email address; as such, we recommend that they add theirs.
• We now accept Github links with subpaths
  • Some projects might be shared in a big repository or else.
• The request audit button on auditors’ profile pages now redirects to a Google Form for the Trustblock team to collect insights about the lead’s needs.
• When onboarding is successful, a modal pops up, similar to when an audit publication is successful.

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Bugs fixed

• Fixed a bug where the contract selector on publish audit would have a weird offset in some specific settings.
• Fixed a bug causing newly added contracts to not be prioritized in our metrics calculation system.
• Fixed some bugs on the login where the “Not Authorized” banner would appear too soon.
• Fixed a bug that was displaying the wrong row number on profiles’ tables
• Fixed a bug where the error message coming back from API wouldn’t be displayed