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October 2023 Changelog

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
James Armstead
Word Count
466
Company Posts That Month
8
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

Basis Theory’s October updates focused on improving developer experience through API refinements, a redesigned Reactor workflow, and performance and usability fixes. The company introduced a private EU platform that mirrors its U.S. deployment, allowing European businesses to keep payment data regional, reduce latency, and support GDPR compliance by default, with access still expanding to waitlisted customers. Reactors were simplified by adding a direct code property, reducing reliance on Reactor Formulas, which the company found unnecessary in most cases and is now deprecating in favor of embedded code and templates. Proxy Transforms and Reactors also gained support for custom HTTP responses, enabling developers to halt default request processing and return tailored headers, bodies, and status codes for cases such as authentication handling and error standardization. Additional changes addressed iOS validation behavior, token updates, proxy header forwarding, and proxy performance when operating without an Expression.

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