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New Features
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Improvements
Batch Application Creation
Batch Application creation via the med.exe command line is now fully headless and no longer interacts with the Windows Desktop.
This enables execution within CI/CD and DevOps pipelines using non-interactive services (e.g., the RED Scheduler).
Additional changes:
- Error and warning dialogs are suppressed.
- All messages are redirected to the standard error stream for capture by the calling process.
- Exit codes remain unchanged.
Scheduler Installation and Upgrade Process
Scheduler installation and upgrade should be smoother. Extra Users have reported that the installation of the WhereScape Scheduler is prone to errors. To address this concern extra validation checks on user the users inputs during installation have been included to better inform when invalid information has been entered. The aim is to immediately highlight to users when they have input invalid information.
3D Export to RED
Less manual steps are required Post-load scripts & procedures are now automatically generated during the 3D Export to RED process. UI configured column properties are also included when Exporting from 3D to RED.
Enablement Pack Installation
- Fixes that enhance the installation process of enablement packs have been added.
Usability Improvements
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Script Execution
Updated script execution behavior in the RED UI:
- All script files are now written to disk using UTF-8 encoding by default.
- PowerShell scripts executed on Windows now include a Byte Order Mark (BOM), ensuring compatibility with PowerShell 5.x.
Previously, interactive script execution used ANSI encoding, which caused inconsistencies between the RED UI and the Scheduler. This could lead to execution failures when scripts contained accented or non-standard characters.
The RED Scheduler Plugin for Azkaban has been aligned with this behavior and now also adds a BOM to PowerShell scripts executed on Windows
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Detailed Changes in RED 10.7.0.0
The following changes have been implemented since 10.6.0.0
Improvements
| JIRA | Release Note |
|---|---|
| RED-11028 | Batch Application creation via the med.exe command line is now fully headless. |
| RED-11309 | Data Warehouse tables (excluding Load tables) can now be sourced from multiple RED Connections that reference different databases within the same target platform. Previously, this capability was limited to SQL Server-based RED Target Connections; other platforms would fail during update procedure execution. |
| RED-12391 | Added validation checks to ensure the Windows service user can perform DPAPI encryption during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12386 | Added validation checks for the Windows service 'Log On As A Service' right during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12385 | Added validation checks for the Windows service credentials provided during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12389 | Added validation checks for the Executor Server Port provided during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12390 | Added validation checks for the Web Server Port provided during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12387 | Added validation checks for the Installation Location provided during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12388 | Added validation checks for the Job Work Directory provided during scheduler installation. |
| RED-12392 | Added validation checks for the Scheduler Dashboard & Scheduler REST API URLs provided during scheduler installation. |
| RED-11675 | Deployment applications with an unlimited number of objects can now be created and deployed. |
| RED-11804 | It is now possible to delete multiple source mappings in one go. |
| RED-11843 | The script and template type can now be determined using the RedCli. |
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