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External application scripts can now send authenticated HTTPS requests to the AI-proxy API (liteLLM) using a dedicated wrapper around Python’s requests library. This wrapper automatically sets the URL, the default model, and the authentication header before forwarding the HTTPS request to the AI-proxy API. Note: The credentials used for these requests are the ones configured on the server side.

A new context menu entry was added to the nodes of components, component groups, and parameter groups. The entry is called Show history of related pool versions. It opens a new history graph tab that displays the history of pool versions, filtered by pool versions containing the selected component, component group, or parameter group.

This new filter option can be combined with Show history of related assembled runs to filter for pool versions in which a specific component is contained and was also assembled in at least one run configuration.

The SCALE.search dashboard now shows the usage of each license. It visualizes how many users have used a specific license per day, week, month, and year.

This improvement affects the Properties view. Now when a user selects a run configuration for assembly, all locked components are shown as “problematic entries”. The assembly buttons are also disabled by default until the user explicitly checks the ignore warnings option. This informs the user in a better way when run configurations with locked components are assembled.

Previously, the process could hang if AuxiliaryContentLoader().request_preview_image() was called on a machine without OpenGL. Now a corresponding error message is shown if no OpenGL is present.

Previously, it was not possible to change the password from the “Fallback passphrase” during setup. The client requested the previous password even if the “Password lost” option was selected. This has been fixed.