We’re taking your experience with the CLI to the next level! ✨

Discover the fresh new design that makes it easy for you to read, and a whole lot of new errors detected when you test and set up your Specify configuration files. ⚔️

What's new?

• New infrastructure: we rebuilt the information architecture from the ground up. The Specify CLI now displays consistent status while pulling and syncing your design tokens.

• New design: The new CLI is full of delightful details. Our tree map helps you read your configuration files more easily.

• Improved error handling: our error management system makes it super simple to set up your configuration files.

If you want to read more about how we built the Specify CLI 👉 Read the article

New parser: To SCSS Variables

You’ve all been waiting for this one. We’re happy to give you the to-scss-variables parser that will allow you to export your design tokens in SCSS easily.

Connecting the same Figma account in different Specify workspaces

You might have encountered this if you have multiple workspaces in Specify. If you tried to connect a Figma account used in another Specify workspace, it would disconnect you from the first workspace as Figma allow only one app connection to Specify.

You can forget about this roadblock because we found a way to solve it! You can now use without restrictions the same Figma account for any workspace of Specify.

Bug fixes & Improvements

• Improved some content in our API documentation.

• Parser to-style-dictionary: fixed bug that prevents usage of multiple font formats.

• Fixed some bugs on our new guide navigation.

• Fixed our success and error toast messages when synchronizing tokens.

• Fixed a bug that created a glitch when synchronizing a whole repository.

• Updated some error message content when there was no app linked to a source anymore.