October Surprise! Version 4.26
Looks big... Thanks Kim!
Reply to #1:
Yes, and looking good so far.
Thanks, KIm!
ETA: "Project Tags" look promising. Hopefully a step closer to allowing us to easily set an input just for an individual batch run -- and/or pass a string value in the batch command line.?.
ETA2: Ah, I see that there *is* an "Ask" option. Very promising!
Can we pass the ask value on the command line?
ETA3: "Named counters" Lot's of little goodies in this release that look like they could have simplified recent user problems posted in the forum. Thanks!
Yes, and looking good so far.
Thanks, KIm!
ETA: "Project Tags" look promising. Hopefully a step closer to allowing us to easily set an input just for an individual batch run -- and/or pass a string value in the batch command line.?.
ETA2: Ah, I see that there *is* an "Ask" option. Very promising!
Can we pass the ask value on the command line?
ETA3: "Named counters" Lot's of little goodies in this release that look like they could have simplified recent user problems posted in the forum. Thanks!
Reply to #2:
When we create a new "Project" from scratch. The Project's setting should copy the App settings.
EG, if I have "Replace unsupported with:" checked in the settings, then a new project should default to that checked. etc.
When we create a new "Project" from scratch. The Project's setting should copy the App settings.
EG, if I have "Replace unsupported with:" checked in the settings, then a new project should default to that checked. etc.
Yes, it is a big release with some large changes for the frequent users of the software. The new project concept required a lot of work, and might still need some tweaking before it is perfect.
How overrides (like "replace unsupported with") should behave between projects is still undesided. I might even remove these settings altogether from the program settings and only have them in project settings, so not to confuse users with conflicting configuration.
There are no changes to the input of the command line interface (CLI), which means the Ask option has no effect for command line yet. The CLI will be improved in a future release.
Expect more improvements and new features targeted the advanced user in upcoming releases.
How overrides (like "replace unsupported with") should behave between projects is still undesided. I might even remove these settings altogether from the program settings and only have them in project settings, so not to confuse users with conflicting configuration.
There are no changes to the input of the command line interface (CLI), which means the Ask option has no effect for command line yet. The CLI will be improved in a future release.
Expect more improvements and new features targeted the advanced user in upcoming releases.
Reply to #4:
Yay! \o/
Yay! \o/