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EmployeeProduct ManagerHey Stuart_Weenig , you might find it interesting to know that the Toolbox and Exchange actually get more traffic than the old v3 experience does today. This has been the case for at least a few months now. The only LogicModule-related part of v4 that I personally like less than v3 is the ternary Skipped filter, but we'll be improving that experience soon.
We've got quite a few more awesome improvements (beyond v3 parity) in the works as well. Stay tuned, and please keep the feedback coming!
LegendCool, cool. Please tell me that the diff view is going to show decoded scripts.
Product ManagerThis will not be happening this year, but it is something we'd like to accomplish possibly next year.
Internally this is part of "form-based diff", which would also (as you might guess) show the diff using the actual editor forms vs the less-readable JSON/XML diff.
As far as other things coming soon, I just saw a demo of fixes to the skip filter. The options are easier to understand and the default is no longer astonishing.
We're also soon adding the ability to see which module has replaced a deprecated module, right there in the metadata so you don't have to chase down and reference release notes.
LegendOk, i think there's a problem with the skip filter. I noticed that i couldn't see a module if skip was filtered to yes, nor if it was filtered to no, but if it was set to all, i could see it. Seems like no should probably also include null.
Product ManagerThe filter is hiding things it should not hide when set to default.
The update will fix this and it will come with a verbiage change on the filters, that should make it much more clear.
This will align with the three use cases we hear most often:
"Just hide the skipped stuff, that's why I skipped it!"
"I want to double check what was skipped in case one got skipped errantly."
"I need to see everything for audit purposes."