1.56
Released to all regions: May 07, 2024
Logic for advanced search and filter saving functionality has been adjusted for improved performance.
Tables or spreadsheets with more than 50 columns are now virtualized so that view is only updated when a user scrolls to the right to view columns. Virtualization improves the performance of rendering tables with a large number of columns.
The API used to “get documents” as well as related services in NodeJS have been optimized to improve performance and reduce latency.
Document view data will be cached to improve rendering performance and minimize API calls.
QA batches will no longer default to requiring a user action before advancing. In addition, Settings -> Project -> General -> Review Management -> Require User Actions will no longer provide an option to require user action before advancing for QA batches.
The UI for the “Active Projects/Active Users” dropdown in Settings -> Tenant -> Reports has been adjusted to easily select either option. The default setting is “Active Users.”
New retry logic has been implemented to automatically re-attempt failed API calls two additional times. If the transaction fails after the third attempt, the user will be prompted to retry. This will enhance the application’s resilience to transient resource constraints, avoid spinning wheels, and allow the user to recover in the following scenarios:
- Add/Create Entity
- Edit/Update Entity
- Delete Entity
- View PDF Files
DBR-7482 Increase Size of Consolidation Rules “Ignore Options” Drop Down so Diacritics Selection Visible
The size of the “Ignore Options” dropdown on the consolidation rules screen has been enlarged so that the Diacritics selection is more easily viewed.
The code has been fixed so as not to show text of OCRed files twice.
While the bulk search query interface will still support an upload from both text (.txt) or comma-separated values (.csv) files, a textual change has been made in the UI to specify .txt files. No change has been made to the functionality.
In .txt files, searches are defined on each row and separated by a new line.
Comma-separated values (.csv) is a text file format that uses commas to separate values, and new lines to separate records. Uploading .csv files will still be supported, if this is your preferred method.
Please watch out for programs that export .csv files. These programs may arbitrarily surround the query string with double quotes and corrupt the search syntax prior to uploading to Canopy.