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# March 1, 2024
> SCIM user management, Design polish, Connection refresh error improvements (with dbt), Simpler permissions, & more
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## SCIM user management
*Chris Merrick · `administration`*
New configuration of Omni permissions via SCIM, so that user management can be deferred to the authentication provider and absorbed by Omni dynamically
## Design polish: jump to definition in IDE and join modal search
*Jared Hardy · `design` `modeling`*
Always brushing up on the little things - now jump to the definition in the IDE properly scrolls to the desired location. Also introducing field search in the front-end join modal for faster table mapping.
## Connection refresh error improvements, including dbt
*Buck Ryan · `administration` `modeling`*
Better handling of connection testing and refreshing to make sure we're sharing better warnings and clear notes on the dbt connection as well.
## Simpler dashboard permissions
*Luke Bowerman · `dashboards` `content-discovery` `administration`*
With the introduction of folder permissions alongside content permissions, users can receive access to dashboards in a variety of ways. This work simplifies the understand of who can see what and makes it clear whether folders or dashboard-specific permissions are enabling a given user.
## Better tables - alignment, row numbers, canvas testing
*Richard Czechowski · `table` `visualization` `workbook`*
Continued work to make the table experience first-class. The introduction of controls for showing row numbers, alignment of text (left, right, center), and some early exploration into a more scalable, faster-rendering framework.
## Percentiles
*Steven Talbot · `workbook` `modeling` `analysis-pattern`*
The introduction of percentile measures for when the median isn't good enough.
## Live schedules UX
*Sarah Waterson · `scheduler` `administration`*
Some UX polish to make it clear when editing whether the content is scheduled out, avoiding any unexpected impact