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==== Execution Directory of Scripts ====

Previously, scripts (shell, python, etc.) were executed in the executor's temporary folder; this made it inconvenient for the scripts to refer to attachment files. Now, by default, they are executed inside the attachments folder, and can thus refer to attachments directly without a file-path prefix. In case this breaks any existing old suite, the old behaviour can be set via "''Settings'"' - "''Execution''":

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Version vom 30. Mai 2018, 10:21 Uhr

UI Enhancements and New Features in Release 18.1[Bearbeiten]

Settings Dialog[Bearbeiten]

Date/Time Format[Bearbeiten]

2 new date/time representations (ISO8601 and ISO8601-compact) offered in the "Settings" - "Language" dialog:

Rel18 1 Language settings.png

New Script Actions[Bearbeiten]

In previous versions, all pins of a script action were initially created, which made the diagram look ugly, with man unused pins. Now, unused pins can be removed and also added later, if required (via the step's "Special Pins" menu). You can choose the old behaviour (all pins) or the new behaviour (only minimum set of pins) in the "Settings" - "Look & Feel" - "Diagram Editor" dialog:

Rel18 1 NewScriptActions settings.png

Colors of Handled Exceptions (in the log/report)[Bearbeiten]

These used to be drawn as unsuccessful/handled, with a yellowish color. Some customers did not like this, as it made the report look like unsuccessful. It is now possible to choose these colours separately in "Settings" - "Look & Feel" - "State Colors":

Rel18 1 StateColor settings.png

Execution Directory of Scripts[Bearbeiten]

Previously, scripts (shell, python, etc.) were executed in the executor's temporary folder; this made it inconvenient for the scripts to refer to attachment files. Now, by default, they are executed inside the attachments folder, and can thus refer to attachments directly without a file-path prefix. In case this breaks any existing old suite, the old behaviour can be set via "Settings'"' - "Execution":

Rel18 1 ExternalScriptExecutionFolder settings.png



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