PASS release 1.1.0
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Mark Patton
Oct 27, 2023, 1:51:45 PM10/27/23
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The PASS team is happy to announce the release of version 1.1.0.
With this release, our focus has been testing PASS and fixing bugs to get ready for production deployment at JHU.
We did a great deal of testing of the user interface, backend services, and interactions with repositories. We found and fixed a large number of bugs. We significantly improved the performance of loading grant data. We made accessibility improvements to the user interface. In addition, we added support for depositing to repositories without requiring a journal be entered by the user.
Our next release, version 1.2.0, is scheduled to be completed at the end of November. The priority for 1.2.0 will be updating integrations with external services and ensuring that those operating and maintaining the PASS application have the information needed to understand system activity.
Version 1.2.0 will:
* Fix bugs found in PASS running at the first production partner institution (JHU).
* Update the NIH Manuscript Submission client to the latest specification
* Update the grant loader to support Fibi, the new grant database at JHU
* Address technical debt and improve documentation in order to prepare for potential partners
* Improve logging configuration to ensure logging is captured and utilized consistently across the project
* Define, capture, and expose metrics required for understanding performance, system utilization, and discovering errors
For more information about this or any previous release, please see our release notes. Our plans for upcoming releases can be seen on our roadmap.
With this release, our focus has been testing PASS and fixing bugs to get ready for production deployment at JHU.
We did a great deal of testing of the user interface, backend services, and interactions with repositories. We found and fixed a large number of bugs. We significantly improved the performance of loading grant data. We made accessibility improvements to the user interface. In addition, we added support for depositing to repositories without requiring a journal be entered by the user.
Our next release, version 1.2.0, is scheduled to be completed at the end of November. The priority for 1.2.0 will be updating integrations with external services and ensuring that those operating and maintaining the PASS application have the information needed to understand system activity.
Version 1.2.0 will:
* Fix bugs found in PASS running at the first production partner institution (JHU).
* Update the NIH Manuscript Submission client to the latest specification
* Update the grant loader to support Fibi, the new grant database at JHU
* Address technical debt and improve documentation in order to prepare for potential partners
* Improve logging configuration to ensure logging is captured and utilized consistently across the project
* Define, capture, and expose metrics required for understanding performance, system utilization, and discovering errors
For more information about this or any previous release, please see our release notes. Our plans for upcoming releases can be seen on our roadmap.
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