Release notesVersion 1.2.0By Maestro, Maestro team
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Maestro 1.2.0

A summary of improvements in this Maestro release.

Summary

This release improves ribbon reliability, sign-in behavior, deployment handling, and execution reporting. It also resolves several issues affecting persisted ribbon tools, editable dropdowns, and private scripts used in enterprise deployments.

Improvements

  • Sign out and sign back in without restarting Revit while keeping complete pulldown and split-button ribbons.
  • Ribbon mount failures now include clearer diagnostic details instead of unexplained partial ribbons.
  • Downloaded deployment scripts remain cached while an active deployment references them and become cleanup-eligible after revocation.
  • Script and link execution reporting now identifies the deployment and deployment version that supplied the mounted tool.

Fixes

  • Persisted stacks and their child tools now mount more reliably after startup and sign-in.
  • Editable dropdowns behave more consistently while searching and editing.
  • Private scripts remain private when added to a deployment, while assigned teammates can still run them.
  • Newly saved deployments now appear without requiring another restart or sign-in.