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Drupal AI 1.2.0-alpha2 was released on the 13th of August and it comes with a lot of stability fixes and some new features.
Note that since this is an alpha, we will not provide upgrade paths from this alpha and more features will still be added before the beta releases.
To discover more about Drupal AI and to access full documentation visit the project page.
Stability Fixes
The release takes us closer to a production release, by fixing a lot of bugs on the added features since the 1.2.0-alpha1 release and it fixes minor bugs on the features that already exist.
Views Automators Type
This new AI Automators type gives a whole set of new powers to AI Automators by making it possible to invoke Views from anywhere in your Automators Workflows.
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