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- Added: act_as_user
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- Log4j vulnerability notice: We do not enable logging in the standard versions of our plugins, so any logger objects (log4j or any other) are not created on any (even previous) public releases of CelesteCS plugins.
- Minor bugs fixes, related to using of deprecated APIs.
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From now on the datetime parameter may be specified as the first parameter of the following operators:
From now on the datetime parameter may be specified as the first parameter of the following operators:
Support for Jira issue field reading functions. Calculate sums, averages, minimums, maximums, counts of specified Jira issue fields from Confluence. Standard and custom fields may be specified. Field value types are preserved.
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Support for Jira issue field reading functions. Calculate sums, averages, minimums, maximums, counts of specified Jira issue fields from Confluence. Standard and custom fields may be specified. Field value types are preserved.
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Long awaited statistical functions support:
Often requested math and trigonometry functions support:
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We heard a lot of complains regarding removing Decimal Symbol parameter. Thus, we decided to return it back, so here it is!
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- Standard Confluence logging support. From now on Math plugin does not write its logs by default. To enable Math logging, add “com.celestecs.expression.Logger” entry with Debug level in Logging and Profiling configuration page
- Latest Confluence version support
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1. Support of JiraIssueCount function, which replaces the need to use Jira Issues macro to retrieve the number of Jira Issues. From now on you may specify JQL request as a parameter of JiraIssueCount function and it will return the number of appropriate issues. Example: JiraIssueCount(“Project = ‘Test’”)
2. New set of functions – Engineering:
a. BIN2DEC
b. DEC2BIN
c. DEC2HEX
d. DELTA
e. HEX2DEC
f. IMAGINARY
g. IMREAL
h. OCT2DEC
3. New set of functions – Financial:
a. FV
b. IRR
c. MIRR
d. NPER
e. NPV
f. PMT
g. PPMT
h. PV
i. RATE
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Note: both features are available in both Server and Cloud versions of Math plugin.
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- Ability to load Math macro dynamically. If this feature is turned on, only a tiny part of macro is loaded initially and all calculations are performed in parallel and loaded afterwards. This lets a parent page to be loaded without waiting while all calculations are finished.
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- Texts, like & < and > are now correctly processed
- Codebase made lighter
Starting from this version CelesteCS Math add-on is provided in two versions: for Confluence Server and Confluence Cloud. Both add-ons share the same code base, thus most new features will appear in both versions. CelesteCS Math Cloud add-on is hosted on Google App Engine servers, so it becomes a highly-available and secure solution, but at the same time it is still simple and easy to use. CelesteCS Math add-on is still hosted on parent Confluence Server's host.
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- Added additional Date and Time functions:
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1. Date data type is now supported. For example you may specify the following formula: DAYS(NOW(), DATE(2016, 04,17)) and the number of days will be returned.
2. TEXT function is added to format text in EXCEL style
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- Fixed an issue with extra parenthesis in the macro output
- Few other smaller fixes
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- SUBSTITUTE function support
- REPLACE function support
- Fixed an issue, when numerical value returned instead of the text of third-party macro
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- A bug with incorrect processing macro output in some circumstances is fixed
Main features of current release:
- Text parameters are supported: a big set of text functions, such as FIND, LEN, UPPER and LOWER is added. String concatenation operator “&” is added;
- Boolean values are supported: if Math finds “TRUE” or “FALSE” values in the parameters, it works with them as with Boolean values. Logical functions return Boolean values, not 1 or 0;
- Logical function set is extended: SWITCH, TRUE, FALSE functions are added.
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CelesteCS Math plugin has been thoroughly tested to run correctly on Confluence Data Center, so from now on it may be used on Confluence cluster environments.
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- A tiny bug with incorrect Decimal Symbols parameter processing in some situations is fixed
Minor bug fix release
Starting from Math 5.0.0 it is possible to specify a Confluence page to read table cell values from. To do that do the following:
- Set outer-values-source parameter value to Other page
- Specify page in current or any other space as other-confluence-page parameter value
- Refer table cell values in the formula as usual
Result: Table cell values will be taken from the page, specified in other-confluence-page parameter
Current version includes new algorithm of checking input parameters, which checks incorrect situations.
The following things are done:
1. Fixed an issue, when the result of Math macro calculation in a table cell could not be referenced from another instance of Math macro
2. Supported version of Confluence is updated
All CelesteCS Math logs are having INFO severity from now. Thus, if you specify higher logging level, for example WARN, the logs will not be shown.
The most valuable version update ever released!
The features you've dreamed on became a reality:
- Ranges of cells, like "A2:B10", are supported as function arguments for more convenient work with tables;
- A set of functions with unlimited number of arguments is added: SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN and even more;
- Excel notation is supported, for example "SUM(Table1!A2:B10)", for simplest reuse of formulas from your favourite spreadsheet app.
Enjoy!
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1. Latest Confluence version support
2. Minor bug fixes
3. Star is shown in Trial versions
From this version the following things are supported:
- Specifying table cells which contain results of formula calculation in full format, like "A + B = 4"
- Support for simple first table cell specification (A2 instead of Table1.A2) in all cases (both when the first table is a part of macro or a part of whole page)
From this version additional formatting elements are supported:
- span element to support text colors, specified in style attribute
- blockquote element, to support quote style
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- Expression Macros can use values of each other when they are specified in the tables.
From this version any table on the page may be used.
- The source to take table values form - whole page or macro body - is specified by the parameter.
- Any cell of any table may be specified with notation like Table1.A1, Table2.B3 and so on.
Maintenance build with Confluence 5.7 support.
- Fixes a rare issue when table sorting was lost due to macro output post-processing.
From now on Numerical Expression macro supports tables:
- Table cells may be specified as an expression operands
- Table cell is simply referenced by column letter and row number
- Table must be inserted into Numerical Expression macro body
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