Released October 20, 2026.
This release makes publishing and workspace selection more dependable. Large scheduled releases now go out as a single, reliable deployment, and workspaces that have been deleted no longer show up when you choose where to work.
Fixes
Large scheduled releases publish once and deploy reliably
A release of several hundred pages scheduled for the same minute could run out of time after committing its pages. The retry then committed the same pages again, and the site build never started, so the pages were marked published while the live site kept serving the old version.
A release of any size now goes out as one commit, one deployment and one build. If an attempt fails partway, the retry picks up where it stopped instead of starting over, and it finishes only what is still due: a page whose time you moved later waits for its new slot, a page someone has taken back into editing is left alone, and a page that has since gone live in a newer publish is not rolled back.
Learn more: Scheduling and Automatic Publishing.
Deleted workspaces no longer appear when you choose a workspace
After a workspace was deleted, it kept appearing for its former members: on the Select Organization screen at sign-in, in the company list the Leed CLI and its installer offer, and in the Workspace to authorize picker an AI client shows you. Choosing it led to a workspace with no access.
A deleted workspace now drops out of all of those places. If it was your only other workspace, Leed selects the one you have left without asking. Anyone still working in a workspace when it is deleted loses access on their next request, and choosing it from a page left open from before is refused with “This organization has been deleted.”
Learn more: Joining and Switching Workspaces, Signing In, CLI Authentication, Connecting to the Operator MCP.