Sessions can now upload into a named folder in your cloud storage, so one bucket can keep several projects apart. Set a default folder in Settings and choose a different one when you start a session.
Piston Server can now use Fulcrum Shuttle for cloud storage, so you don't need your own AWS account. Paste the token Fulcrum gives you into Cloud Sync Storage and your sessions upload to your team's storage.
Recordings on Fulcrum Shuttle storage now report how their cloud upload is going, so your team can follow it live in Shuttle and get an email if uploads stop.
Improved
Clips in black or other very dark colours now have a light edge in the Analyse timeline so they're easy to spot, and white or yellow clips show their numbers in dark text.
If a session starts while the server can't reach the internet, its cloud sync now starts by itself once the connection is back and catches up, and the session page and Settings tell you when the server is offline.
The Settings page loads much faster on servers with lots of cameras, and session pages load faster too.
Fixed
Duplicated and scheduled sessions now show their camera group as selected, and picking all of a group's cameras by hand selects the group too.
Notes from Angles now come back exactly as they were written, each in its own note type with its styling, instead of being merged and duplicated. Notes added in Piston appear under Angles' standard Note type.
Piston Server no longer thinks it's offline on networks that block ping, so cloud sync, uploads and software updates work there as they should.
