237 - Fabulous Flow
Last modified by Erik Bakker on 2025/01/31 11:52
In the last sprint, we focused on improving the flow back and forth between the various phases in eMagiz by solving several feedback items related to Design, Create, and Deploy and the interaction between these three phases. We have also improved the memory calculation for all runtimes running on a Windows machine. Moreover, we have updated the styling of our graphs in the Manage phase.
Please find out more on our Release blog.
Minor Changes
- Create - Flow Designer: Validation feedback and help text updates for the following components: SMB outbound gateway, SMB session factory, and SMB composite list filter. (#1461)
- Create - Flow Designer: Styling of the following components has been updated. (#1544)
- XML to EDI transformer
- EDI to XML transformer
- XML to UN/EDIFACT transformer
- UN/EDIFACT to XML transformer
- Deploy - Architecture: To prevent out-of-memory events, the calculation of each runtime's memory limit is updated for all runtimes deployed on a Windows machine.
- Manage - Statistics: We have updated our monitoring graph technology, including minor styling updates across the different current-generation monitoring dashboards.
Bug fixes
- Design - Message (CDM) Definition: The possibility of importing anything from the store in Design is now blocked when the system has no technical name yet. (#1456)
- Create - Add Integrations: When removing the last integration from a system in create, the container infra flows are also removed from the create phase release. (#1559)
- Create - Flow Testing: Users can navigate to all pages for the logs in their flow test. (#1532)
- Deploy - Releases: The flow version for the Create release on the Deploy phase is synced for that specific flow automatically when the user resets the flow in the Create phase. (#1523)
- Deploy - Architecture: Searching in the start/stop flows overview, and the queue browser can now be done from any page in the overviews. (#1511)
- Manage - Alerting: If the message in a log or error contained a Windows line break (\r\n), and a log or error alert was configured that matched it, an alert would be generated, but no email would be sent out.