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titleIguana 10.1.100 - July 22, 2024

This release includes the log context view and introduces several enhancements and fixes.

It also includes local git server support although this feature is still in Beta.

New Features and Enhancements:

  • Url parameters are now remembered, eliminating redirects and improving back navigation.

  • Enforced required properties for HL7 parsing.

  • Git cache refresh success logs are summarized in one log entry.

  • All Git links are now parsed and created on the backend.

  • Backend determines highlighting.

  • Introduced context view Context View for upstream and related messages.

  • Restyled log detail view to match context view.

  • Refined database exporting.

  • Support for Git URLs within groups and subgroups.

  • Updated create repository screen.

  • Collections must be saved with a name.

  • Improved commit screen file tree.

  • Component names can be used in component APIs instead of GUIDs.

  • Enhanced tooltips in the dashboard.

  • Improved database importer screen.

  • Stability improvements.

  • Users are not logged out when navigating to the root page.

  • A red warning dot appears on the menu option when there is a warning on a library.

  • Added Git servers Servers screen for managing local and cloud Git servers.

  • Bulk action screens now display the list of components being acted on. See Deleting Components.

  • Tag colours are now consistent with the content.

  • Moved filter tags to the map from the list.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fixed issues with Git operations involving libraries.

  • Fixed a blank component name crash.

  • Updated the archived folder.

  • Fixed MS SQL Server queries using ODBC drivers for Amazon Linux 2023

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titleIguana 10.1.99 - June 12, 2024

This release introduces support for Azure and improvements to searching.

New Features and Enhancements:

  • Added git cloud support for Azure DevOps.

  • Improved performance of the search functionality used in the log browser and elsewhere.

  • Now, when editing VMDs and VDB files, the rows are numbered.

  • Enhanced the database exporter screen for smoother operation.

  • Introduced the ability to lock and unlock libraries to support SSH and HTTPS library variants.

  • Improved the file browser dialog for better user experience.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fixed a bug with search and replace in the translator.

  • Resolved stability issues related to testing SSH connections.

  • Fixed stability issue with sorting components having the same name.

  • Implemented hashtag rendering fix in the Add component screen.

  • Fixed stability issues when trying to open duplicated/renamed sqlite database file.

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titleIguana 10.1.86 - November 1, 2023

Two very major changes:

  • INIT call

    • Now components which have no upstream component will have their main(Data) function called with Data set equal to “INIT”. This is very significant change since most of our upstream components like the File reader, HL7 server were written with the assumption it was necessary to have a function outside of the main() function to initialize it. As a result it is necessary to update many of the core components.

  • Instance Directory location is changing.

    • Prior to 10.1.86 we had a much more deeply nested file structure. So deeply nested that in fact we ran into the limitation that by default windows does not support file paths deeper than 240 characters.

    • So we shortened the location of the instance directory from having /iNTERFACEWARE/IguanaX/<guid>/ to just IguanaX and we moved the locations of these directories:

      • components/repositories → repos

      • components/run → run

      • components/configurations → configurations/components

      • components/configurations/fields → configurations/fields

    • We shortened component guids to take the first 10characters

    • This change breaks compatibility of tools like the channel importer which needed to be updated with the new file structure.

On the positive side the new file structure is substantially shorter and easier to read - this what is was:

and after:

Much easier to read and understand. IguanaX will try and rename the directories to fit the new structure.

These were two big important changes that we wanted to get in earlier into the product while it is still pre-production. If you any trouble upgrade please reach out - we’re happy to help you.

Other significant changes:

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