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June 2026

Sophia Rahbauer
Sophia Rahbauer
Product Communication @ ADITO

With June 2026, the ADITO platform continues to strengthen its developer tooling and Microsoft integration capabilities. This month's highlights include improvements to Transpile v2, enhancing compatibility with modularized projects and streamlining everyday development workflows.

Microsoft Graph-based calendar permission synchronization further ensures continued Exchange integration beyond the retirement of EWS.

ADITO Designer: Transpile v2 Improvements​

1.1.5 Transpile v2

The latest Transpile v2 update further improves compatibility with existing projects and streamlines everyday development workflows. The release enhances project-level overrides, fixes several deployment inconsistencies, and makes the command-line interface easier to use.

Project Overrides Figure: Project-level overrides are preserved during transpilation

  • Reliable Project-Level Overrides
    Project-specific resources now consistently take precedence over module content where intended. This improves compatibility with existing projects and ensures customizations are preserved during transpilation. Project-level overrides are recommended for smaller customization scenarios rather than large-scale project adaptations, helping to keep maintenance effort low and avoid known Designer limitations.

  • Improved Deployment Consistency
    Several issues in the Transpile v2 output have been resolved, including the correct handling of Dashlet configuration permissions during deployment.

  • Enhanced Command-Line Experience
    The Transpile v2 executable now supports both relative and absolute paths, making it easier to integrate into local development workflows and automation scripts.

Users running the Standalone Transpile and Deploy plugin automatically receive this update with the latest transpile tools. The update is available with plugin version 1.2.0 Standalone Transpile and Deploy and is compatible with 2025.0.2 designer and later.

For more information about Transpile v2, modularization, configuration, and best practices, see the Transpile documentation. For rollout background, see the blog post Standalone Transpile and Deploy Enters Beta Phase.

Microsoft Graph Calendar Permission Synchronization​

0.3.0 microsoft-graph-permissionsync

With release 2026.0.0 core, the Microsoft Graph calendar backend was introduced as the foundation for Exchange calendar integration. Building on this foundation, a new Microsoft Graph-based permission synchronization is now available, ensuring continued Exchange permission synchronization after Microsoft's retirement of the EWS calendar interface.

Graph Calendar Permission Sync Figure: Permission synchronization between ADITO and Microsoft Exchange via Microsoft Graph

  • Graph-Based Permission Synchronization
    Calendar access permissions can now be synchronized via the Microsoft Graph API, similar to the existing Exchange calendar permission synchronization.

  • Ready for the EWS Retirement
    With Microsoft retiring the EWS calendar interface in October, Exchange permission synchronization remains fully supported for customer projects.

  • Uninterrupted Calendar Visibility
    Calendar visibility within ADITO is not affected by the transition to the new synchronization mechanism.

  • No Server Plugin Required The implementation is provided entirely as the customizing module @aditosoftware/microsoft-graph-permissionsync, eliminating the need for a dedicated server plugin.

An upgrade guide is available to support the Calendar Migration (EWS to ExchangeGraph) to the new permission synchronization.