This release adds a Translations button, row-level Show/Block when conditions, and a Color Picker view mode, while improving error prevention with stricter field and formula validation. Genio Hub now supports parallel asynchronous processes, OpenTelemetry deployment is automated, and Database Maintenance features detailed multi-system views with structured logs. Additional updates include improved image messaging, larger column lists, enhanced map controls, and various bug fixes.
Table list action buttons can now have Show when and Block when conditions evaluated per row, instead of only at the form level.
Users can choose whether conditions are assessed using the form’s context (traditional behavior) or the row/record’s context. This allows buttons to be shown or blocked based on the unique data of each row.
Offers flexible customization, enhanced row-level security, and better control over individual record actions.
A new Color Picker is now available for text fields, providing a visual way to select and preview colors, similar to MVC Razor.
When enabled, a text field with an addon appears for color selection. Only valid values are accepted; invalid entries are cleared automatically.
To configure, simply set the text field’s View Mode to "Color Picker."
Genio Hub now supports parallel execution of asynchronous processes with isolation, preventing conflicts on the same or dependent resources while maximizing parallelization. Processes run in the background without blocking the system, targeting hierarchical resources (Organization → Project → Database). The new WorkUnit class replaces string identifiers, supporting simple and scoped IDs to manage safe parallel execution.
Installing and configuring OpenTelemetry as a Windows Service is now automated using Ansible, reducing manual effort and minimizing human error. This streamlines deployment across multiple servers and environments. Deployment steps include setting up Ansible, ensuring Windows environment access, and executing playbook scripts to install, uninstall, or upgrade OpenTelemetry. Ensures reliable deployments, faster setup, easy multi-server scaling, simplified maintenance, and clear version management. Configuration requires installing Ansible, cloning the repository with deployment scripts, setting up target Windows environments, and running the installation scripts.
The WebAdmin database maintenance interface has been fully modernized to improve usability, visibility, and control. For single-data-system applications, the workflow remains unchanged, but multi-data-system applications now display detailed information for all databases, including version, size, database name, and upgrade index, providing instant feedback on systems that require attention. Users continue to select a data system, enter credentials, optionally choose maintenance tasks, and run maintenance, but the updated interface leverages modern QuidgestUI Vue components—checkboxes, groups, collapsibles, icons—and features a refreshed Advanced Maintenance Options section with an +Info popup and last maintenance job details.
Configuration and log files, such as Configuracoes.xml and logReindex.xml, can now be accessed directly within WebAdmin, eliminating the need to navigate the file system. A new Maintenance History collapsible displays the last 20 maintenance jobs with structured logs, making it easier to detect errors and review execution times.
Data system management is more intuitive: users can now delete data systems safely, with default systems protected and deletions never affecting associated databases. Deleting a selected system automatically resets the user to the default, streamlining administration and reducing risk.
CMDIdentityProvider to retrieve scope values.coddocums for filenames instead of documid, preventing multiple versions from overwriting each other.