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What’s coming up in 10.1.90- Coming 1st week of December

The component card allows you to refresh the Git Cache so you can check that you are on the latest commit:

The next release allows you to do Automated Upgrades

We have a new Queue Count api.

We’ve highlighted the Library functionality a lot more in the translator - just part of making important things easy and obvious to discover:

Bringing back stop/start buttons! After some thought they seem easier to use than the pseudo mac toggle we had. The new buttons are not only much more obvious but are also easier to use:

  • The translator is rock solid compared to 10.1.89. We’ve really been hammering it internally - the automated crash reporting really helped us move faster to produce a much better experience

  • Polishing up of the help functionality - descriptions of arguments were a little short - they have been lengthened, before:

    And after (much better):

  • Minor bug with number of components being 1 more than the actual number is resolved. This would happen when deleting many components

  • Introduces Bulk Editing of Tags. This is super convenient and really pulls things together in making it easier to manage your components.

  • Testing purge rules redirects you to the service log with #purge filter set - makes things very clear and easy to see. Nice usability change.

  • We’ve added #tags to other service_log entries - more attractive and practical to filter logs, a subtle improvement in usability:

Iguana 10.1.89 Wednesday 15th November

This is fix for a crashing issue that we saw affected a staff member with Mac OS X who had a Bitbucket account with no workspaces defined. We do have the ability to make critical fixes quickly. Unfortunately the windows binary is not signed since our windows security certificate just expired. We are following our fix it twice mindset have set up a calendar procedure to avoid having this happen again

Iguana 10.1.88 - Tuesday November 14th

Iguana 10.1.87 - Tuesday November 7th

These are the main changes:

  • Logging for the git cache refreshing.

  • net.http.listen completed with support for TLS/SSL and help implemented.

  • Lots of small usability improvements

  • Help now works for all the include libraries

    • There were some libraries when the jump to help was not working.

  • Memory leaks with start up removed. Iguana is getting much more stable for long periods

  • Log generator generate 36 months of data by default now

  • queue.push now returns valid message id - important for allowing linking of ACK messages in the LLP component

    • Iguana log APIs updated to accept message id

  • New flag --reset_admin_user to reset admin user password without needing to declare the password

  • Linux install now generates random password for install.

  • Forget password link is now OS specific.

  • Git cache is now updated when we navigate to the dashboard.

  • Timeout for git operations increased from 20 seconds to 120 seconds. This is for people using free versions of Bitbucket which can be extremely slow.

  • Fixed memory leak in log generator - minor.

  • Logs with URLs are now hyperlinked (just like in Iguana 6)

Iguana 10.1.86

This has 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 10 characters

    • 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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