Epsilon3 Changelog #2: Submit Your Payload, Procedure Linking, and Warnings

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Read below about the (other) latest Epsilon3 product updates. We’d love to hear from you about what you love and what else you need.

New: Procedure Linking

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  • Link your procedures together to embed repetitive workflows or anomaly jumps

  • Link to a specific procedure section directly or all sections within a procedure

  • After completing a linked procedure, it’s easy to return to the source procedure with a single button

New: Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

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  • Add notes, cautions, and warnings to important steps in your procedures

  • Enhance the operator experience by highlighting critical details like safety precautions

New: Name Your Operations

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  • Add an operation/mission name to a procedure while running

  • First step towards tagging capabilities (more to come later)

  • We heard from numerous teams the need to identify which operation they ran a procedure for, so we added that functionality. Please let us know how you like it!


Improvements:

  • UI design revamp began with improved visuals for running and previewing a procedure

  • New! Steps can now be reordered with drag-and-drop handles to make editing procedures easier.

Fixes:

  • Fixed a user-reported bug where the timing field cut off at 13 characters

  • Fixed a rendering issue when displaying certain COSMOS command results

  • Fixed an issue to ensure proper saving of inputted data while running a procedure

  • Fixed a permissions issue related to disallowing sending commands as a “Viewer”

  • Fixed an issue where telemetry would stop being rendered in some cases

  • Fixed a rendering issue to display properly updated results when evaluating Python expressions

  • Fixed an issue that limited the maximum number of procedures and running procedures displayed on the dashboard

 

Interested in learning more? Click below to get started.

Max Mednik

4x entrepreneur in software and aerospace/defense. Former Google Tech Lead and Senior Software Engineer. Stanford Computer Science, UCLA MBA.

http://www.maxmednik.com/
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