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- Tentative modules brought into the "tab on the right" interface - Added module list separators - Workflow is looking reasonably spiffy - Added ToC + Cleanup + Coloring based on status. - ToC now includes an artifact list. - minor, tentative File browser and CodeMonkey cleanup
- The scheduler's state transitions are now posted to the frontend - Added a modal dialog feature to the frontend (widgets.ShowModal) - Added a "disabled" option to the menu bar - Project menu is now fleshed out (merged it with the share menu) - Run menu now changes icon depending on system state - Run menu is now fleshed out
- Moved standard artifact icons to types.scala - Module menu highlight triggers when hovering over the **menu**, not the module - Started CSS for the artifact inspector. - Abstracted out the generic Cancel/OK modal - Rename Branch, Create Branch, Switch to branch now work. History greyed out - Python, Scala Settings greyed out. Spark Dashboard now works. - Help menu now creates a new tab - Switched TentativeEdits to now support ArtifactSummaries as well. - Fixed a few minor source/target index confusion bugs in TentativeEdits. - Added an add-module separator in after tentative modeles and artifact inspectors as well.
- ListParameter can now encode any iterable, not just sequences (fixes a glitch with encoding Pivot tables) - Pivot now correctly interprets the target parameter as an integer position - Vegalite now uses the "bar-chart" icon, rather than the nonexistant "chart" icon. - Using absolute positioning on .content, .workflow, and .table_of_contents avoids scrolling glitches when the view is resized or we're asked to scroll off the end of the .workflow - Increased ToC counter padding to allow for i >= 10 - Bolded ToC entries at levels 1-4, and increased size at levels 1-3 - Caveats now show at the modal z-index.
- Simple Chart now respects the "Filter" field - Simple Chart now respects the y-axis "Label" field - Simple Chart no longer generates a default label for the y-axis - Simple Chart now generates a default chart identifier - Limit workflow width to 800px - Position inter-cell menu above CodeMonkey default on the z-axis - Clean up "Save/Back/Cancel" buttons in editor/new cell menu - Widen inter-cell split - Apply color to cell state description - Hide cell state/summary in markdown cells - Add some light formatting to markdown and text outputs - Clearly identify borders of CodeMirror editors - Add "create documentation" button to inter-cell editor.
… cells. - ExecutionContext.pipeline now allows scala cells to define SparkML pipelines over vizier dataset artifacts - ExecutionContext.outputPipeline now allows scala cells to apply SparkML pipelines over vizier dataset artifacts - ExecutionContext.outputDataset now allows scala cells to output dataframe literals (note that any provenance information is lost) - SparkPrimitive now translates with vector types
- Scala Cell's `datasetPipeline` method retrieves the pipeline for a dataset (if one exists) - Adding `vector_to_array` and `array_to_vector` methods accessible in SQL-land - Added a history pane (currently view-only) - Capped workflow at 800px and factored this out into a var. - Started refactoring TentativeEdits to allow for easy jumping to the relevant module
- No more infinite loop on MLVector iterators. - Added action buttons to artifacts table - Prettier scrolling - Added a widget to streamline scrolling (based on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56950782/scalajs-scrollintoview-with-scrollintoviewoptions?rq=1 )
- Client-side API now has standard URL generation methods (ClientURLs, and API.*URL methods) - Artifact.describe now includes Parameter values - Scala Script now auto-includes some basic spark items - Scala Script now follows the first-line comment is a title convention - Removed hard-coded API url. Vizier UI needs .init() to be called before any of the other methods. - Started adding artifact buttons (re #186)
- Servelet routes now include debugging labels
- Dataset artifact gets now includes a way to "hint" the name of the artifact
- Adding support for displaying artifacts (support for vegalite, function, and json presently available)
- Cleaning up the ToC layout a bit:
- Adding some nice separator bars
- Capping the ToC at 50% of the available height.
- Buttons now look a little nicer
- Finishing the remaining button types (Caveats, Pop-out view, Download)
- Adding a disconnected warning
- Moved the notebook status to the right to make it more visible.
- Added a "Display artifact" page and component
- the 'nav' tag has some odd behaviors w.r.t. flex... moving the ToC to a div tag
- Moving ShowCaveats to the standard modal dialog API.
- Fixed a bug in URL generation that would break query parameters
- Artifact inspector now actually displays the artifact description - DisplayArtifact now works for parameter artifacts - Propagating HATEOAS removal to UI test cases
- Added a framework for easily adding snippets - Imported Python snippets from old UI (and did a bit of housekeeping) - Code parameters now render a code snippets box. Still TODO: - Hide the snippets box behind a drop-down - Review ExecutionContext to create a comparable set of snippets for Scala
- Added a CDF Plot type. - AnnotateWithSequenceNumber now works with non-standard attribute names
- Rowid annotation now supports window queries
- The cell menu icons now switch to a dark grey in default mode to emphasize that there are buttons present - The completed cell color is now vizier blue; this should make it easier to see state in the workflow.
- Added a horrible hack to coerce the datatype of Sedona's RS_AsPNG to ImageUDT - Spreadsheet now displays images scaled down to fit - Spreadsheet now has a tooltip to display images at full size on mouseover pause.
- Feature: Added a delete project icon to each project in the project list that triggers a delete confirmation flow; On approval, the selected project is deleted via the regular API. - Bugfix: Vizier now handles empty responses gracefully - Dev QOL: Non-returning API calls in the frontend still return a Future so that the user can know when the call succeeds/fails. - Dev QOL: Factored the code for the project list out into its own class: ProjectListView
- Propagating code-cleanup to CDF plot - Dropping testing for simple chart - Adding tests for CDF to ChartSpec
Grouping bar chart implementation
- Version bump - Added release scripts - Fixed copyright headers
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This pull marks v2.0 as stable
https://github.com/VizierDB/vizier-scala/milestone/6
Note: This release WILL very likely break the 1.x
vizier.dbfile format. To migrate to the 2.x format:vizierdb exportcommandThere is a small chance that your project will work without issues. Make sure to back up your vizier.db directory. You will almost certainly need to re-execute the entire workflow.
User-Facing Features
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Developer-Facing Features
mill(Switch to Mill #96). It's faster, and writing build scripts does not require learning a brand new DSL written over scala.Features Migrated from v1.2