Summary

On the Web App, our big milestones were simplifying permissions along with adding the ability to delete RsysConfig data and archive/unarchive SettingSync data. On the Creo App, we added: support for Creo 6.0.0.0, a new framework for logging (to help troubleshooting), the ability to assemble multiple levels of dependency, and a button on the ribbon for AutoDesignation.

Highlights

Web App

Overall

• Simplified Permissions: Now only 3 roles:
  • Users - Can view and access information
  • Collaborators - Can create, edit, archive, and delete information
  • Administrators - A collaborator that can also manage their organization’s users and licenses
• Added ability for a user to edit their information from inside the application (name, phone, and password)
• Fixed bugs related to Microsoft Edge

RsysConfig

• Added Ability to Delete Data
  • Unused core elements have already had the ability to be deleted
  • Master Catalog: Bolt Nuts, Fittings, Pipes, and Insulations
  • Specs: Piping Specs and Spec Projects
  • Archive capabilities also added for each of these objects

SettingSync

• Added the ability to Archive/Unarchive SettingSync Profiles

Creo App

Overall

• Added support for Creo 6.0.0.0
• Added a new framework for logging - new capabilities coming next sprint
• Renamed the deliverable DLLs to be named more consistently

AutoAssemble

• Added ability to assemble multiple levels of dependency
  • Previously, AutoAssemble would only assemble two levels deep. Now, the application properly assembles all dependencies

AutoDesignation

• Fixed a bug where the status icon did show properly
• Added AutoDesignation button to the ribbon

To read more about this release on our blog page, visit here.