GitHub integration, 3D models in the editor, and a cleaner change history
Vaiz 2.86 brings a native GitHub integration, interactive 3D models in the editor, and a redesigned change-history view
GitHub integration
Vaiz now integrates with GitHub, so engineering work and project tracking stay in sync without manual copying between tools.
3D models in the editor
You can now add a 3D model block to any document. Drop in a glb or gltf file and the model renders inline, ready to rotate and inspect right where you are. The block supports drag-and-drop, resizing, and a fullscreen view, and the heavy renderer loads lazily so documents without a model stay fast.
Redesigned change history
The change-history modal for tasks, documents, and milestones has been rebuilt. The new layout is cleaner and easier to scan, with a change counter so you can see how much was edited at a glance and a minimap to navigate straight to the changed parts of a document.
Bug fixes and improvements
- Large Jira imports. Importing a Jira board with a large number of projects, tasks, and heavy attachments in one pass no longer fails. Task data is now fetched in the background, so big imports do not time out.
- Images in PDF export. Generating a PDF from a task card or document now keeps the images instead of dropping them.
- Delete an import mapping. You can now remove the saved mapping from a previous import, so a re-import re-runs matching cleanly. Deleting a mapping never deletes the data you already imported.
- Cleaner custom import results. The list of items that failed to import is now easier to read, with each failed file shown under a direct link to its task, and overly long task IDs from custom JSON imports are capped so they display correctly.
- Various polish across imports, the editor, documents, and PDF export.