Summary
This release simplifies Cloudflare integration setup by defaulting to OAuth, fixes auth token descriptions being lost on rename, and cleans up a few navigation and onboarding rough edges.
Cloudflare Integration Now Defaults to OAuth
When connecting Cloudflare to your workspace, the setup flow now defaults to OAuth — the option most teams should use. This removes an unnecessary decision point and gets you connected faster.
- OAuth is now pre-selected when you start the Cloudflare setup wizard.
- Teams using API tokens can still switch to that mode manually.
- No changes are required for existing Cloudflare integrations.
Auth Token Description Preserved on Rename
Renaming a user auth token used to silently clear its description. That's fixed — your description is now preserved when you rename a token.
- Descriptions you've set on auth tokens survive renames.
- No more re-entering descriptions after routine name updates.
Smaller Improvements
- Deleting an organization now redirects you to a valid page instead of leaving you on a broken URL.
- The disclaimer shown during organization creation has been removed, simplifying the flow.
What This Means for Teams
- Getting Cloudflare connected is now one step simpler for most teams.
- Auth token metadata stays intact across renames, keeping your token list organized.
- Fewer dead-end states when managing organizations in the dashboard.