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Bug Fixesv1.19.7

v1.19.7 — Best/Worst survey branching actually works, and exam timetables export to your calendar

Skip-logic rules built on a Best/Worst ranking question now route respondents correctly instead of misfiring — and Folio flags any older rule of yours that still needs a quick fix. Required questions in a survey are now enforced when a response is submitted, not only in the browser, so response counts and auto-close only reflect responses that actually completed every question their path required. Also: a restored keyboard-focus ring in onboarding, and institution exam timetables get an Add to calendar button.

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Folio Team

August 10, 2026 2 min read

Fixed

  • Skip-logic rules sourced from a Best/Worst question didn't route respondents correctly. Comparing a Best/Worst answer against a rule's condition never matched the way you'd expect, so a branch meant to trigger only sometimes could fire on every response, or never fire at all. Rules now let you pick which side — Best or Worst — the condition checks, and match on that. If you already had a rule like this, Folio flags it for you: a warning banner in the connection panel and a dashed red badge on the canvas, until you reopen it and pick a side — it keeps its stored value, it just needs that one re-pick.
  • A survey's required-question check only ran in the browser. Response collection now double-checks server-side when a response comes in, so response counts, quota progress, and auto-close only reflect responses that actually completed every required question their path included. This is branching-aware: a required question hidden or skipped by your survey's logic was never demanded, and still isn't.
  • Tabbing through onboarding's step changes showed no focus. Moving to a new onboarding step correctly moved keyboard focus to its heading for screen readers, but a leftover style suppressed the visual focus ring sighted keyboard users rely on to see where they landed. It now shows, matching every other focusable element in the app.

Also new

  • Institution exam timetables can now export to your calendar. The Exams page has an Add to calendar button next to the exam count — it downloads every dated exam, room and course included, as a single .ics file for your phone or Outlook, the same way the academic calendar already does.

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