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- The actions Fetch and Deploy can now be permanently displayed on the right side of the IDEA window, so that you can access them faster whenever needed. By default, they are hidden; to have them displayed, go to the View menu > Tools Buttons.
- There is better support for entering the test parameters. On the Test Logic tab there is a new Parameters sub-tab where you can generate parameters, save them as a preset or have them pre-filled with values from the last run. As a consequence, the params.json file is no longer used/created.
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New Structure of logic.json
The logic.json file has a slightly different structure – but this change is handled by Pricefx Studio. When you open logic.json with the old format, Pricefx Studio converts it to the new format automatically. The only impact is if you use a versioning system (GIT, CSV, ...) – then you have to commit logic.json with the new structure.
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- There are new icons to add, edit or remove elements; you don't have to do these changes in the code manually.
- It is possible to use a quick search field for a list of elements.
- A red icon is shown for an element that had a parse or runtime error. Clicking on this icon takes you to the exact place where the error was found. (This functionality requires the Mai Tai version. )
- A new object browser that displays structure of the element results or element traces that are arrays and objects (like the IDEA debugger panel).
- If the targetDate parameter is not defined in params.json, Pricefx Studio will automatically set it to the current date.
Improved navigation:
- Elements can be opened from test results right away.
- The virtual element __TRACE__ is now displayed as well.
- There are icons for each element type displayed in logic.json.
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