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[v2.3.0] - 2018-02-26

Added

  • Added module for administering AMT HITs within breadboard
  • Import and export experiments from the browser
  • Supports translating experiment content in multiple languages
  • Improved performance: now defaults to a polling for client updates
  • Player client is now responsive and mobile friendly
  • Improved security

Changed

  • UI updates including a new taskbar and tabs that show changed / saved state
  • Players dialog now lists players by ID and formats player data in JSON format
  • Style, Client Html and Client Graph dialogs have been moved to tabs of a Customize dialog
  • Parameters inputs now enforce selected type, min, and max values
  • Breadboard now supports JDK 7/8/9

Fixed

  • Fixed an issue where the bandwidth test fails when AMT workers join a game
  • Fixed an issue where player timers may be inaccurate if their computer's clock differs from the server
  • Fixed an issue where a.remove(Vertex player) and a.remove(String playerId) behavior was inconsistent

[v2.2.4] - 2016-07-05

Added

  • Added support for html5 'required' attribute in HTML forms added to custom property of public actions
  • Added LICENSE file to download
  • Now client login will check password if a password parameter has been set for the experiment

Changed

  • Changed 'Disallow previous players?' options in the AMT dialog to be less confusing

Fixed

  • Resolved 'Not a valid Play application' error with Windows breadboard.bat batch file
  • Fixed issue with recording connections in data when using the Watts-Strogatz graph
  • Changed default Client HTML to support required input elements added using the custom property of the a.add method
  • Resolved 'No such Property: onLeaveStep' error when launching new experiment instance with nodes in the graph
  • Fixed bug where multiple instances with the same name will be highlighted in the Launch dialog if one is RUNNING
  • Fixed an error where edge properties are no longer displayed in the graph dialog after browser refresh

[v2.2.3] - 2016-04-01

First public release!

Added

  • Now can launch on Windows PCs using breadboard.bat
  • Settings can now be modified using the application-prod.conf file

[v2.2.2] - 2016-03-09

Fixed

  • Fixed custom PlayerActions with regards to checkboxes

[v2.2.1] - 2016-03-01

Added

  • The wattsStrogatz graph algorithm implementing the Watts-Strogatz small world algorithm
  • A edge.randV() function that returns a random vertex attached to the edge
  • Settings can now be set using an application-prod.conf file in the root of the breadboard directory

Changed

  • Removed the confusing 'Extend HIT' and 'Assign Qualification' buttons from the AMT Assignments dialog
  • Updated the README

Fixed

  • Fixed support for checkboxes and radio buttons as input options for custom player choices

[v2.2.0] - 2015-12-02

Added

  • A Client Graph dialog that allows users to modify the players' graph view without modifying source code
  • Now hashing and salting admin passwords with BCrypt
  • breadboard with an empty Users table prompts user to add first user

Fixed

  • Added proper syntax highlighting to the Client HTML dialog

[v2.1.0] - 2015-11-05

Added

  • A Client HTML dialog that allows users to modify the players' client view without modifying source code

Changed

  • The admin graph function name from 'graph' to 'Graph' to match javascript conventions
  • Moved TimersCtrl to its own client-timer.js file

[v2.0.0] - 2015-10-29

Added

  • The initial release version of breadboard v2

A note on version numbers:

The version number will be incremented based on the following system, given a version number vX.Y.Z (e.g. v2.1.0): when X (major) is incremented it means a new codebase that is not backward compatible with other major versions, when Y (minor) is incremented it means new features have been added that may require database evolutions but are compatible with databases created with software with the same major version number, and when Z (patch) is incremented it means that bugs with the features of the minor version have been fixed.