USAS-R v7.37.1-4 Release Notes
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Date | Mar 22, 2020Â |
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Issues | Getting issues... |
Summary
This is the first hotfix release for version 7.37. This hotfix includes the following:
Corrections to Transfers and Advances
A problem viewing these transactions that were created in the Redesign before January. We implemented posting the created date on Transfers and Advances with the 7.32.0 release. Transactions posted prior to that release do not have a created date populated. This resulted in a null pointer exception when attempting to view these transactions which has now been corrected. Â
A problem repaying Advances that were created in Classic. Advances posted in Classic have a slightly different transaction type associated with them vs Advances posted in the Redesign. When repaying the Advance we were incorrectly looking for the type associated with being posted in the Redesign instead of both Classic and Redesign types. We've updated the code to check for both types allowing users to repay their Advances regardless of which application they were posted in.
Corrections to the Appropriation Resolution report. The report was not displaying the correct values for the Appropriated amounts and has been corrected. The report options page was showing the default values instead of what the user selected when generating the report. The report options page will now correctly show the options selected by the user when the report was generated.
A hotfix or quick-fix is typically a single change that addresses a problem in the software.  Hotfixes are made to address a specific concern and provide a quick solution.
Please keep in mind these release notes only reflect the changes included in this release. There are many other features of the software that were previously released that will not be reflected in these release notes. General information about all of the features available in USAS-R can be found in our USAS Documentation. There is a section in the documentation that also details the significant changes between USAS-R and classic USAS.Â