New: Import and Export Flows
Flows can now be exported to a single shareable code and imported into any other flow.
- Export opens a dialog with the complete flow — all nodes and connections — as one code, with a copy-to-clipboard button
- Save the export as a .flowmage file to keep or share it
- Import accepts a pasted code, an uploaded export file, or a file dropped straight onto the dialog
- Before importing, a preview shows the flow name, the number of nodes and connections, and when it was exported
- A clear warning appears when an import would replace an existing flow, stating exactly what is being replaced
- An import only changes the canvas — nothing is stored until you press Save, so a reload always restores the saved version
- Invalid or damaged codes are refused with a readable explanation instead of a broken flow
- Both actions are available in the ⋮ menu next to the flow name
Asana Nodes: Description and Comment Formatting
Added a format option for the Asana task description and comment fields.
- Choose Plain text or HTML per field; the description and the comment are set independently
- HTML sends the content as Asana rich text, so links, bold, italic and lists are preserved instead of showing up as literal tags
- Supported tags include <a href="...">, <strong>, <em> and <ul>/<li>; use Enter for a new line, as Asana rejects <br>
- Variable values inserted into an HTML field are escaped automatically, so data from an earlier node cannot break the formatting
- Plain text remains the default, so existing Asana nodes keep behaving exactly as before
- Inline guidance in the node dialog explains what each format supports
Other Improvements
Minor bug fixes and performance optimizations
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