OpenRefine 3.6rc1, in both cases I have 4Gb (4096Mb) memory > allocated to OpenRefine > > In both cases it imports for me OK. However, with less memory > assigned (eg the

3.6-rc1. > However, on the OpenRefine windows, it shows the project creation is > amost done. > While, in the command window all I get was > "12:03:10.965 [ refine

Hello, The first release candidate of OpenRefine 3.6 is available, with a few more bug fixes on top of our latest beta release. You can download it

3.3-rc1 [e62bb7a] - was surprised to find my history is blank > > whenever > > > I re-run openrefine . > > > Is it a bug or a feature defined somewhere? > >

in 3.3 RC1 in the meantime. > > Now is a good time to update translations on Weblate - althought it is not as important as before since we now have a working language fallback. >

OpenRefine 3.3 RC1 is out! It is packed with many bug fixes so we hope you will like it. Please try it out and report any issues you have. It would be great to release a final 3.3 quickly. Let's

OpenRefine 3.3 rc1, which I am hoping to release today, where CORS will be supported. This is a cleaner cross-origin access solution as it only requires you to set the appropriate headers

Hello Owen, A good indication of what people want to know is perhaps the list of most popular questions about OR in StackOverflow and in this Google

OpenRefine v3 rc1 (download from >>> http://openrefine.org/download.html) to use this approach. >>> >>> Use "Add column by fetching URLs"

downloaded 3.0 rc1 >>> >>> the script starts running, and then displays an exception re: assistive >>> technology and stops (and browser doesnt open

Hi Edwin, Yes it would help if you could file an issue report here: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/issues/new?template=bug_report.md Or if

>> RC1 and also the improved RDF extension ? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> RDF extension v1.0.0-rc2 >>>>>>> >

fixed a few Date bugs in RC1 ... can you please use that instead and let us know of any more issues you see ? http://openrefine.org/download.html Thanks so much for testing btw !!! -Thad

0.0-rc1 > > FYI, Open Refine 3.0 will probably be released on the next few weeks. > > Le jeudi 10 mai 2018 12:57:07 UTC+2, Stuart Kenny a écrit : >> >> Hi, in case

Hi Joe I just managed to figure it out, Cask have updated to start using /Applications now, which is a Cask vs brew thing. Every few releases of brew

? ie rc1? rc2? an earlier > beta? > > It may be some kind of interaction with the internationalization work that > we did for 2.6. > > Tom > > On Fri, May 20, 2016

characters, but @Claudia i noticed that you said you are on rc1, so may be worth updating to rc2 anyways, I found it to be much better. Download of rc1 on openrefine.org still applies.

in 2.6rc1 and 2.6rc2 I think > > Owen > > Owen Stephens > Owen Stephens Consulting > Web: http://www.ostephens.com > Email: owen@ostephens.com > Telephone

OpenRefine 2.2 rc1 (see here: You can read more here: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/issues/871) Can you also check the language settings from the home page. This could

OpenRefine 2.6 RC1 with Java 8 update 66. Running "java >> >> >> -version" at the command line returns this: >> >> >> >> >

6-rc1 > > 2. I think the two potential locations for the extensions on Windows are: > > Documents and Settings/Application Data/Google/Refine/extensions > Documents

release of RC1, but if not, I'd be happy to > register them either on the developer list or as an issue on GitHub. Could > someone please guide me as to the best route for reporting

2.6-rc1. > > Qi, is it something we can test with the hosted version of Refine you set > up at http://208.75.74.214 ? > > > Martin > > On 15-08-22 10:38 AM, Rahi

If anyone will be at the Open Data Science Conference in Boston this weekend and would like to

in 2.5 RC1) and then apply the following operations: [ { "op": "core/column-addition", "description": "Create column isHeader at index

Hey guys Thank you to everyone who gave me advice last time I posted here I hinted then that I was