Improvements to Airflow and Notion Projects and Much More

The Enji team has made it possible for users to receive launch logs for Airflow tasks. This helps users better understand the reasons behind any errors they may encounter without requiring access to Airflow’s web interface. Users can download the necessary log directly from Enji.

For projects with more than one team of developers, the Enji team has created a new Filter by SoW option. Users can adjust their settings to parse repository data in Enji only for employees who have been added to the SoW of a project. 

Notion remains a popular and convenient task management tool, and the Enji team supports clients who prefer this platform to others. To enhance their Enji experience, the team reworked Enji’s Notion integration to ensure that Notion Workspace is now considered a project by Enji and a Notion Project is an epic. Before, users needed to create a separate project in Enji for every Notion Project. 

• The Enji team added a fetch missing git data function that allows users to set a date from which to parse data from repositories.

• Likewise, the team has improved parsing from specific branches in GitLab and GitHub.
• The time picker has been replaced with a better one. 
• To streamline Enji's UX, the team removed the separate Upload page for employee net cost data. Now, users can upload this data on the Employee Costs page.