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# Release: 1.0.1

Published to the Chrome Web Store on 3/25/2021

## Improvements

* The `@pixiebrix/http` brick now works with relative URLs to support services with parameterized base URLs
* The new `@pixiebrix/form-modal` brick can be used to show a form as a modal. The form is defined using JSON Schema and [uiSchema](https://react-jsonschema-form.readthedocs.io/en/docs/api-reference/uiSchema/), *(currently YAML-only)*
* Menu Items:
  * Experimental: menu items now support an `if:` directive which takes a brick/array of bricks to determine whether or not the menu item should be rendered *(currently YAML-only)*
  * Experimental: menu items now support an `dependencies:` directive which takes an array of selectors to watch for changes to re-render the menu item (include the `if` directive mentioned above), *(currently YAML-only)*
* UiPath:
  * The `@pixiebrix/uipath/add-queue-item` brick supports adding items to a queue via the Orchestrator API


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