eWater is pleased to release Source 5.40, which captures improvements and enhancements from June 2023 to April 2024, key activities include:
incorporating the functionality in the Farm Dams plugin into core Source
updates to the Hot start functionality to allow users to define a file name and date for the hotstart to be saved in the command line
performance improvements
introduction of a tool to determine all functionality being used in a project
a wide range of bug fixes and minor enhancements
long-term maintenance, including upgrades to Toolkit.
Performance improvements
Projects containing a large number of functions can have performance and stability issues both through the commandline and in the Source user interface. A new application option has been added to disable the calculation and display of references between functions. With the option enabled the load and run time for projects and scenarios with a large number of functions will be significantly improved. Enabling the option though will disable deletion validation in the UI.
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As part of our long-term maintenance focus, we have created a tool to identify the Source functionality used in a project. This will give critical insights to help prioritise maintenance and insights into how important different components of Source are to users. The tool is accessed via the RiverSystem commandline application, results can be saved on the local hard drive or sent to eWater. It is available as an extra option in Command Line Runner Single Analysis
Display option commands | Function | Example | ||||
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| This option will generate an XML analytics file for the loaded project. When no file path is specified, the file will be saved next to the project file. Alternatively, a file path can be specified to save the generated analytics file. If this option is selected along with others in this table, if a file path to save is not specified, it must be the last option chosen. This option can only be used in InProcess mode. |
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Enhancements &. Bug Fixes
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audit of technologies used, including supporting and 3rd party technologies as well as core technologies
preliminary risk assessment of these technology dependencies
critical maintenance to Toolkit and updates to improve the user experience, including a more seamless process for freeing up floating licences and resolving issues with user verification.