Release v2.4.22CodeSplash AI

CodeSplash AI v2.4.22

CodeSplash AI 2.4.22 is a focused patch for teams using the admin marketing workflow around release campaigns and assets. It adds scoped paid campaign reporting, pause controls, and better handling for larger campaign lists, while also making native mobile media exports and release recovery paths safer.

October 1, 2026

Full release All updates

Highlights

01

Admin marketing ads now include scoped paid campaign reporting with spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, attribution, and reporting windows.

02

Campaign controls now support pause actions and paginated loading for larger campaign lists.

03

Campaign brief exports now use verified native source images and support native mobile media workflows for iPhone and iPad assets.

04

Screenshot history is preserved when manifest reads fail, reducing the risk of losing existing release capture history.

05

Release recovery is safer with verified updater manifest reuse and a finalization path that works from existing verified builds.

Changelog

What changed in v2.4.22

Features

Added scoped paid campaign reporting in the admin marketing workflow, including provider status, spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, attribution, and reporting-window data.
Added pause controls for paid campaigns in the admin marketing ads flow.
Expanded campaign list handling in the admin marketing ads panel with paginated loading.

Improvements

Updated campaign brief exports to reference verified native source images instead of 4K-only wording.
Expanded marketing asset handling for native mobile media, including App Store captures for iPhone and iPad.
Verified release-manifest replacement by immutable asset identity to make release recovery safer.
Included verified native mobile walkthroughs in ad asset exports.

Fixes

Preserved existing screenshot history when marketing manifest reads fail, instead of treating failed reads as an empty history.
Fixed release finalization and updater manifest recovery so existing verified manifests can be validated and reused during retries.
Repaired published updater manifests that could retain temporary draft URLs.
Improved native tutorial capture stability by keeping input focused and recovering app-step observation.