Very nice article! Thank you for the time you took to write it :)
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Very nice article! Thank you for the time you took to write it :)
Congrats everyone! Great milestone :)
Glad you figured it out! Thank you for letting us know that it was resolved and was a configuration issue.
Congrats and thank you for your contribution to the community!
@David.Satorres6134 - that is a TREMENDOUS example of leveraging embedded python to avoid reinventing the wheel in ObjectScript! This very nicely demonstrates the value to people like me, who prefer to work in ObjectScript whenever possible, of having embedded python as a bridge to thousands and thousand of reusable libraries. Thank you for weighing in :)
what version of IRIS is this occurring on?
Nice work on this Vivian - thank you!
Just wanted to call people's attention to this new item in the Ideas portal:
https://ideas.intersystems.com/ideas/DPI-I-531
Please upvote if you want to see it get traction!
Just wanted to call people's attention to this new item in the Ideas portal:
https://ideas.intersystems.com/ideas/DPI-I-531
Please upvote if you want to see it get traction!
Thank you for taking the time to research and write this up!!
Great job everyone - thank you all for your contribution to this wonderful community!!
@Paul DeSantis - By default, all InterSystems Login users can only see the last released version of a product as well as any available preview releases. Users that are Supported Customers (meaning they have been given access to our Support system as part of a Supported Organization) can access older builds, either through Evaluation or directly through the WRC Direct application. Do you have a 2nd account which is tied to a Supported Org? Or do you have a colleague who does?
Absolutely! In fact, I'm planning a project for my team so that our CICD pipeline will throw a failure if someone checks in a method, property, parameter in a class without Documatic (///) content. Of course, just because comments exist doesn't mean it is good, but that's at least a place to start!
nice visual :)
Got it - that would be a really great enhancement request though! I would love to see that in action in VSCode :)
An example would be helpful .... typically I will put argument documentation in my /// comment for the method, and use the <var>arg</var> tags to change the styling of the argument names in the method documentation to make it clear that it's referring to the argument.
wow - this looks like a very significant leap forward. Great work and thank you for the continued improvement!!
Thank you! @Azezur Rahman - it would be great if at some point you are willing to update the screen shots :)
This is definitely the answer!
Thanks @Raj Singh - all very useful! (especially Terminal Support!)
nice work @Sean McKenna - very clear and easy to follow!
thank you @Tani Frankel! We have made sure that download.InterSystems.com redirects to evaluation.InterSystems.com so hopefully those trying to follow this article can still find it even though the workflow will look differently.
@Azezur Rahman - would you be willing to update your Article since the Download app has been replaced by the Evaluation application?
My team has been experimenting with the Vector Search and it is quite compelling! Looking forward to presenting out findings at Global Summit 2024!
Issues found during the Preview are fixed on future Preview releases, so by staying current with the Preview releases you will hopefully avoid running into issues with your testing.
Call out to @Bob Kuszewski ...
@Elijah Tamarchenko - well done! I have indeed found this library to be very helpful to my in constructing interactive user prompts in ObjectScript!
@Eduard Lebedyuk - thank you VERY MUCH for taking the time to share this learning withe Community :)
@Alex Woodhead - nice work with this :) Thank you for the time you spent writing this up!
@Chris Stewart - this is awesome! thank you for the time you spent putting this together and sharing it ... it's a great example of power through simplicity :)
very helpful reference... thank you for writing it up!