v0.4.8

The latest release features:

0.4.8+7960150 (Released 2021-9-8)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #7960150
  • [#ef96958] Update for demo server

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

Using the Swate installer

- Documentation can be found here: [Swate installer](https://github.com/omaus/Swate_Install#swate-installer)

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.7

The latest release features:

0.4.7+23edde8 (Released 2021-5-12)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #23edde8
  • [#23edde8] Add redo search on double click to building block input elements.
  • [#b10131b] Update database, add part_of Term relationships

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.6

This patch builds a foundation for the fututre Spawn functionality 🔨. If you are more interested in our latest Swate improvements, check out our release notes.

The latest release features:

0.4.6+89aa7bc (Released 2021-3-12)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #89aa7bc
  • [#89aa7bc] Add Spawn API endpoints.

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.5

The next stage in our chain of small releases. This one fixes a bug in the protocol headers and finishes the darkmode, .. for now! 🌒 For a more extensive list of the newest features you can also look at release v0.4.1.

The latest release features:

0.4.5+b360273 (Released 2021-3-12)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #b360273
  • [#d630a76] Save darkmode as cookie and improve darkmode (Issue #134).
• Bugfixes:
  • [#b360273] Fix bug, removing protocol groups if one column is not an ontology.
  • [#402a220] Fix pointer .json generator (Issue #139).

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.4

We are currently working on making the creation of new templats as easy and smooth as possible. For this we had to make small updates to the database, to which we also had to adapt Swate. Check out our template repo if you want to know more. For a full list of the newest features you can also look at release v0.4.1. 🚀

The latest release features:

0.4.4+4ae3198 (Released 2021-3-11)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #4ae3198
  • [#4ae3198] Update DB protocol.

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.3

To improve performance and squish some bugs, we stabilized protocol insert! For a full list of the newest features you can also look at release v0.4.1. 🚀

The latest release features:

0.4.3+9b7d7fe (Released 2021-3-9)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #9b7d7fe
  • [#116c0c3] Merge pull request #135 from nfdi4plants/kevinf-patch-0.4.2
• Bugfixes:
  • [#9b7d7fe] Remove bugs with protocol update 🐛

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.2

To improve performance and squish some bugs, we stabilized protocol insert! For a full list of the newest features you can also look at release v0.4.1. 🚀

The latest release features:

0.4.2+ae04aa5 (Released 2021-3-9)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #ae04aa5
• Bugfixes:
  • [#ae04aa5] Stabilize protocol insert against bugs 🐛

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.1

We added a few more quality of life changes, that were brought to our attention, after the lastest update. 🚀

The latest release features:

0.4.1+d75743c (Released 2021-3-8)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #d75743c
  • [#0d9c945] Add links to template repository.
  • [#6b5a56f] Improve darkmode (Issue #25).
  • [#37503a5] Enable term search without present annotation table (Issue #132).
  • [#05a69b3] Increase responsiveness for copy to clipboard.
  • [#44a75d1] Add warnings to advanced setting functions.
  • [#7d4060b] Add function to update used protocols. ✨
  • [#088335f] Add option to update raw custom xml (Issue #123).
  • [#a3286eb] Add checksum content type (Issue #127, Issue #131).
  • [#97407d4] Changed DateTime to use UTC (Issue #126).
  • [#137cc54] Add more info for existing building blocks (Issue #124).
  • [#66fb577] Add option to create pointer json template (Issue #129).
• Deletions:
  • [#84d71ee] Remove 'decimal' validation type.
• Bugfixes:
  • [#d75743c] Add minor fixes
  • [#bd13cbf] Fix drag n drop problems in filepicker.
  • [#33695f4] Fix protocol grouping bug.
  • [#f4d08e8] Fix protocol xml not correctly removed bug.

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.4.0

As a follow up to the last release we now implemented a protocol template database 🚀

Soon the database will be filled with templates for you to mix and match into your Swate table!

Of course we also implemented some other qualitiy of life features and fixed the occassional bugs.

The latest release features:

0.4.0+a0e04f3 (Released 2021-3-1)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #a0e04f3
  • [#24950d1] Minor visual updates
  • [#183a80c] Update dropdown navbar quick access.
  • [#4b818db] Add Advanced custom xml settings (Issue #111).
  • [#d7cce09] Add link to nfdi4pso issues (Issue #99).
  • [#848acf7] Add "Update unit" functionality (Issue #110).
  • [#5118778] Rename validation to checklist
  • [#58b58a4] Add drop down for quick access icons
  • [#3778ebc] Add copy to clipboard to term search for vertical term insert (Issue #118).
  • [#eff46ae] Restructure CustomXml 🔨💥
  • [#44d9277] Add option to show all child terms (Issue #114).
  • [#746ecf4] Redo autocomplete search on double click.
  • [#454ccd7] Add database template logic (Issue #10, #107) ✨
  • [#19a2f73] Add button to display building block information (Issue #96).
  • [#71801ff] Add 'Remove Building Block' button (Issue #102).
  • [#80c6235] Improve term search search speed.
  • [#7760257] Improve addition of validation importance (Issue #113).
• Bugfixes:
  • [#ba4f238] Fix bug not finding the correct selected building block (Issue #121).
  • [#41e298d] Fix updating protocol group header bug if split too often (Issue #120).
  • [#01d5cf5] Fix protocol group headers not correctly removed bug (Issue #119).

You can check our release notes to see a list of all new features.
If you decide to test Swate in the current state, please take the time to set up a Github account to report your issues and suggestions here.

You can also search existing issues for solutions for your questions and/or discussions about your suggestions.

Here are the necessary steps to use SWATE:

If you use the excel desktop application locally:

- Install node.js LTS (needed for office add-in related tooling)
- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Execute the swate.cmd (windows) or swate.sh (macOS, you will need to make it executable via chmod a+x) script.

If you use Excel in the browser:

- Download the release archive (.zip file) below and extract it
- Launch Excel online, open a (blank) workbook
- Under the Insert tab, select Add-Ins
- Go to Manage my Add-Ins and select Upload my Add-In
- select and upload the manifest.xml file contained in the archive.

v0.3.1

This is just a minor hotfix for a bug related to protocol insert.

0.3.1+cbc655c (Released 2021-2-12)

• Additions:
  • latest commit #cbc655c
• Bugfixes:
  • [#cbc655c] Fix protocol headers shifted if not placed in row B (Issue #108) 🐛