This release adds Formula Groups, Zabbix automated reports, Docker support, GenioServer .NET Core migration, and key UI improvements, while fixing numerous bugs and improving efficiency and traceability.
The Translate All routine was reconfigured to use the new AI services. The process now correctly generates all missing translations and places them in the Texts to Review section.
The Internal Imports form layout was improved for better usability. A new button allows users to open the Formula Editor directly from the Value to Import field.
A new Routines section was added to Table, Field, and Form detailed forms, listing all routines that reference the element as a parameter, improving traceability and development efficiency.
The height of Code fields in Routine and Code Replacement forms has been increased for better readability and easier editing.
The No. horizontal lines field was removed, and auxiliary texts in pagination fields were clarified to improve user experience.
After model validation, if errors are linked to rules with automatic fix scripts, an Execute Action button appears on the action form. This allows users to run the scripts directly, speeding up issue resolution and simplifying the process.
A new Formula Groups feature allows users to group multiple fields with formulas for coordinated, on-demand recalculations. This ensures consistent behavior across BackOffice, Web, and APIs, includes previously unsupported formula types (replicas ++, related sums SR, last values U1, etc.), and enables real-time updates after imports, value changes, or user actions. A new Formula Groups option is available in the Tables dropdown to manage all groups. Note: Arithmetic Today (+H) formulas from daily scripts are now part of a DAILY group that runs automatically every day.
A new Zabbix Automated Reports feature provides department coordinators with weekly automated insights into server performance. Reports include CPU usage, RAM trends, disk space, and other key metrics, allowing teams to monitor trends, plan upgrades, and act proactively—without relying on the INFRA team. Clear graphs and summaries make performance monitoring simple and accessible.
Genio-generated applications can now be fully built and run in Docker, removing the need for Visual Studio or MSBuild. This provides minimal setup, cross-platform execution, and shareable Docker images.
GenioServer has been migrated to .NET Core, removing the last .NET Framework dependency in Vue.js and REST applications.
This migration enables full compilation with the modern .NET Core compiler, eliminates reliance on Windows-only MSBuild, and provides access to new packages and features exclusive to .NET Core.
Key Notes:
This change modernizes GenioServer, improves cross-platform compatibility, and simplifies development workflows.