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We are excited to present our latest release: 2022-R8 which went live on the 16th September 2022. 

Table of Contents:

Highlights

  • Add release notes and specify version number when publishing datasets NEW!

  • New viewable version history for datasets NEW!

  • Enumerations now fully displayed for enumerated data types IMPROVED

Please see below for further information and full release notes.

Add release notes and specify version number when publishing datasets

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With this release comes an update to the publishing process: you can now set the version number and include a release note with each version.

What is semantic versioning?

Semantic Versioning is a 3-component number in the format of X.Y.Z, where

  • X stands for a major version

  • Y stands for a minor version

  • Z stands for a Patch Versions

For more information on semantic versioning, please see the following links:

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/introduction-semantic-versioning/

https://semver.org/

New viewable version history for datasets

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Users can now view a version history of each dataset, which includes the following:

  • Semantic Version Number

  • Date of Version Publication

  • DOI (if available)

  • Release notes (if available)

Enumerations now fully displayed for enumerated data types

Users can now view the full list of enumerations for enumerated data types after clicking on data element.

Full Release Notes

Please see below for a full list of all changes made in 2022-R8.

Versioning:
Browser: 1.7.6
Exchange: 3.8.4

New Features

Onboarder

  • Users can now set semantic version number and include release notes with each version

Browser

  • New version history tab for each dataset with semantic version number, date of publication, DOI and release notes

Improvements

Browser

  • Enumerations now displayed correctly for relevant data types

Resolved Issues

Browser

  • Fixed issue where some classes displayed a dropdown chevron despite having no child classes

  • Fixed issue with long download time for some assets

  • Fixed issue where tree view displayed incorrect characters e.g. periods

  • Fixed issue where profiling data would display incorrectly for some datasets

  • Fixed issue where raw HTML was visible

  • Fixed issue where Reference data Type, referenced Data Class Name and description were not displayed

  • Fixed issue where Primitive data Type, Measurement Unit name, description and Symbol were not displayed

  • Fixed issue where 404 error was displayed when datamodel id is missing from the URL

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