> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# v26.3.12 — September 19, 2026

> Released September 19, 2026: Folders and favorites saved per account; Restart flags: reinstall dependencies and force build; VS Code extension 1.0

<Update label="v26.3.12" description="September 19, 2026">
  ### Folders and favorites saved per account

  Folders and favorites are now saved to the account, instead of depending on browser or editor
  local storage.

  * Personal organization is separate from each workspace's organization.
  * Folders can be created, renamed, recolored and reordered.
  * Applications and databases can be placed in folders and favorited independently.
  * The dashboard, workflows, CLI, MCP and VS Code extension all use the same persisted
    organization.
  * The project list and Flow show the same folder and favorite state; Flow's own canvas groups
    remain local and independent.
  * Actions are logged to activity history, including when performed via an API key.

  Flow's groups remain a separate thing: they organize elements on the local canvas. There's no
  sync or migration between Flow groups and resource folders.

  ### Restart flags: reinstall dependencies and force build

  [Restart Application](/api-reference/endpoint/apps/restart) now accepts two optional body fields:

  * `reinstall_dependencies` reinstalls the application's dependencies from scratch, ignoring the
    install cache — the same as "Reinstall dependencies" in the dashboard's file manager.
  * `force_build` runs the application's build command again even if no source file changed since
    the last build — the same as "Force build" in the dashboard.

  This replaces the separate dependency-install route. Sending either flag counts one slot against
  the plan's hourly deploy limit.

  ### VS Code extension 1.0

  The Vertra Cloud VS Code extension reaches version 1.0, available on the VS Code Marketplace and
  Open VSX, plus a `.vsix` file for manual installation.

  The `vertracloud.config` file in the linked folder now gets dedicated support: field completion,
  hover descriptions and inline warnings when a value is missing or malformed. Real-time logs now go
  to an editor output channel instead of an integrated terminal.

  The rest of the application management actions remain available on the dashboard.

  See [Manage Vertra Cloud from VS Code](/vscode-extension) for the full list of features.
</Update>