A new System settings page enables system administrators to decide whether or not Globalese should store one active plus one inactive version of engines. If this settings is turned on, it is also possible to configure whether or not the latest version of an engine should always become the active version.
If there is an active and an inactive version of an engine, clicking the new Activate button on the inactive engine version’s tab will make the currently inactive engine version the currently active one.
The new Compare to active version toggle on the Next version tab of an engine displays the changes that have been made (corpora removed, added or updated) to the currently active engine version.
The new Revert to active version button on the Next version tab of an engine does what it says on the tin: it reverts the next version back to the currently active engine version. (Note that it doesn’t trigger re-training of the engine, just reverts all the changes made to the active version.)
Other changes and improvements
When editing an existing engine, there is now an optional text field for leaving notes related to the engine version. Any information saved here will be displayed on the engine’s Log tab, next to the “Engine updated” event.
Globalese 2.12 comes with the following improvements:
Duplicates are removed when uploading resources. Filtering out duplicate segments increases system speed... read more
Globalese 2.12.1 fixes the following issues:
DELETE API calls failed.
When using the SAP Translation Hub for a project, global settings did... read more
Globalese 1.6.3 fixes the following issues:
Incorrect parsing of segment statuses in XLF files generated by Idiom WorldServer.
When the source... read more