Tableau Server 2020.1

Published workbooks with blended data sometimes showed some unexpected values.

"Download Workbook" events sometimes displayed in admin views when users had not downloaded workbooks.

When subscribing to PDFs of an entire workbook that included custom views, all views defaulted to original.

Creating or opening a workbook based on a Google BigQuery data source sometimes resulted in the error "IllegalArgumentException contentIds must be non-null and non-empty"

Right-click context menu on parameter search box sometimes failed to appear.

CSV files with uppercase extensions stored in a Windows shared directory were not found by Tableau Server on Linux using wildcard union.

Changing the height or width of a dashboard button caused the button image to offset.

Centered mark labels sometimes displayed as off-center when using client side rendering.

Custom sign-in logos looked different on the sign-in page and site selection page.

Image icons for Lineage were sometimes missing when using published data sources.

Running a published flow that used Cloudera Hive with Kerberos failed with the error "Bad format in credentials cache".

The error "An error occurred. [...] Uncaught SecurityError: Blocked a frame with origin "" from accessing a cross-origin frame." would occur when interacting with an embedded view and attempting to save a custom view.

When connecting to a CustomSQL table in Tableau Catalog, you would be redirected to an incorrect page.

Attempting to connect to QuickBooks Online would fail and users would be redirected to a QuickBooks Online Blog post.

In published views, the tooltip sometimes showed a different value than the mark.

Subscriptions created between 10/23 and 11/05 may not run on Tableau Online and instead the error "NullPointerException" is received.

Refreshes scheduled via Tableau Desktop had a creator ID of 0, rather than the ID of the user who scheduled the refresh.

When using Run Now to run an extract, the job creator ID displayed was for the user who created the extract task, not the user who ran the task.

After editing the credentials for a cross-database join, "test connection" and subsequent refreshes failed with an "Invalid username or password" error.

After changing a site URL, the following error occured when using Tableau Desktop to open a workbook that connected to a data source published before the site URL change was made: "Item Not Found (Error Code 12)"

If any rule allowed a user project leader permission on an unlocked parent project, they could not be denied permissions on an unlocked sub-project.