3.8.21 - Beta Release (May 2016)

The last production release was Source 3.7.1

Improved Function Usage Visibility
The function editor previously listed which models were used by each function. Now you can see usages of other functions or modelled variables:
 

You can now import and export /wiki/spaces/SD41/pages/25822096, which are tables that allow you to look up and interpolate values in two dimensions.

Faster loading results manager 
There is a much shorter delay when loading the results manager for the first time.

Logging into Source with a roaming profile
Users which have an IT system with a roaming profile configured will no longer have to log into Source each time they swap machines.

Water Users with multiple supply points
If a water user is connected to more than one supply point, there is now an option to constrain the generation of orders to be the same between minimum and maximum travel times. This simplifies the computation and ensures the defined ratio of orders between each supply point are maintained.

Resource Assessment
The resource assessment user interface now allows you to adjust the order in which account types, accounts, and triggers appear. 

Distribution losses between river off-take and farm gate at the supply point node (Supply Point » Distribution Loss). These values can then be used in the calculation of "usage to date" in the annual accounting resource assessment system (Edit » Resource Assessment » Annual Accounting » Usage to Date) by selecting “Usage From Account Host plus Distribution Losses”.

Regression Testing

Regression Test Report including coverage (index.html): 3.8.21 Regression test report.zip

Regression test repository changes since the first Source 3.8.20beta:

  1 Projects is getting inconsistent results
1 Projects results changed
1 Project changed for plugins
1 Projects added

Details here: 3.8.21 Regression Test Changes

Insight

To run Insight, you also need to install the 32bit version of Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package.
This installer is for both 32bit machines and 64bit machines since the library we use is 32bit: Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86).