Version 6.1.0

Release Date: January 2026

New Features

Extra Fields in Bulk Paste

You can now include Extra Fields directly in your bulk paste header using the xfield: prefix. Extra Fields that don't exist will be automatically created as text fields.

Example:

# name | description | xfield:status | xfield:priority
Customer | A person who buys products | Active | High
Order | A purchase request | Pending | Medium
Product | An item for sale | Draft | Low

Key Features:

• Auto-creation: If an Extra Field doesn't exist, it will be created automatically
• Case-insensitive: Both the xfield: prefix and field names are matched case-insensitively
  • XFIELD:STATUS will reuse an existing status field
• Works for both: Terms and Relations support Extra Field columns

TIP

This feature is great for migrating data from spreadsheets that include custom metadata columns.

Smart Column Mapping for Bulk Paste

You can now use a header comment line to define your column order when pasting terms or relations in bulk. This provides flexibility to include only the columns you need in any order.

Example for Terms:

# name | parent | description | type
Dog | Animal | A domestic canine | term
Cat | Animal | A domestic feline | term

Example for Relations:

# source | target | relationName | description
Customer | Order | places | Customer places an order
Order | Product | contains | Order contains products

Supported Term columns: name, description, additionalInformation, url, parent, synonyms, type, weight

Supported Relation columns: source, target, relationName, description, additionalInformation, cardinality, cardinalitySource, weight

TIP

Column names are case-insensitive. If the first line doesn't start with # or contains no valid column names, the legacy positional parsing is used.

Improvements

Bulk Paste Enhancements

• Comment Support: Lines starting with # are now ignored (treated as comments)
• Two-Column Relations: Pasting just source | target now works correctly (empty relation name)