New version 3.0.0 is available!

[eddie.k]

Server URL auto-populated from OpenAPI

• The Server URL field now auto-populates based on the OpenAPI server definition, reducing manual setup and preventing mismatches.

Hub URL link now shows full URL

• Fixed the Link to Hub URL display to show the full URL (no more truncation or confusing partial display).

File tree actions: delete + rename + create folder

• Added right-from-the-tree actions:
  • Delete file
  • Rename
  • Create folder (currently mainframe-only; AS/400 support tracked separately)

Filter title now matches platform terminology

• Filter titles are now correct per system:
  • AS/400: Library
  • Mainframe: Dataset Prefix

Templates overhaul + variable explanations (+ ${user})

• Fixed and cleaned up all templates with clearer variable usage and documentation.
• Added support for ${user} where relevant.

Light/Dark UI: icon updates to save space

• Updated Light/Dark mode toggles to icon-based controls, saving space and reducing header clutter.

Context info panel (BMS, Screen COBOL)

• Added a Context Info panel to show relevant context instead of raw/unclear metadata — especially for BMS and Screen COBOL workflows.
• Context Info now explicitly displays the file type.

BMS upload improvements

• Improved the BMS upload flow for better clarity and fewer missteps during upload/association.

Screen→RPC modes: with AI or without AI

• Screen-to-RPC now supports:
  • Without AI (deterministic conversion)
  • With AI (assisted generation)

Screen→RPC wizard button

• Added a wizard button for Screen→RPC to guide users step-by-step through the flow.

Convert RPC now mainframe-only

• The Convert RPC action now appears only for Mainframe, avoiding confusion in AS/400 contexts where it doesn’t apply.

Member naming uses program ID from file

• Generation now uses the Program ID inside the file as the member name (instead of relying on external/placeholder names), improving accuracy and consistency.

Versioning shown next to header (git tag)

• The UI now displays the current version / git tag next to the header, making it obvious what build you’re running.