New features & improvements
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NEW Sessions monitoring rewriting
Rewriting of the sessions monitoring to have more detailed metrics of each server connected to a company. The metrics are more precise and can be displayed as a chart for the last 24 hours, seven days, or 30 days.
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IMPROVED Public API
Improvement of the Public API to handle the specific user roles and rights even for API accounts.
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IMPROVED XBRL Manager
Improvement of the XBRL manager by adding a step to the process while resources are being allocated to XBRL generation.
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IMPROVED Audit trail of runs
Adding instances information to the exported CSV of the Audit trail of runs.
Other fixes
- Fix a bug that prevented closing the audit trail after clicking on the merge notification when several users work on the same project.
- Optimization of the inputs import for big projects with wide instances scope.
- Fix solving a bug while creating groups in the flag manager, which could lead to several errors, including duplicated group or internal server errors.
- Fix solving a conversion error when uploading a file with empty spreadsheets.
- Fix solving the collection display in the apps list for AppBuilder licenses.
- Fix speeding up the performance of SUMIFS-like functions within Milliman Mind.
- Fix a rare case of run that could crash if using MM_LOOPINSTANCE.
- Fix the flag manager search field that was not finding the grids part of a group in its results.
- Fix a display glitch that prevented editing a cell when the formula bar was displayed as expanded.
- Fix single grid export to Excel file that was not reformating correctly dates cells as a date.
- Fix showing the list of the missing required inputs when launching a run instead of a generic error.
- Fix solving a control inputs issue when the original Excel grid has no data, causing the import to fail.
- Fix a display issue when models with /ProjectSettings grid are uploaded when the Workflow mode is set to true and steps have a third level. The workflow mode is then stuck until the page is refreshed.
