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_This page includes notes about the changes in released versions of Glance. Newer notes will be added at the top of the page as versions are released._
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_This page includes notes about the changes in released versions of Glance. Newer notes will be added at the top of the page as versions are released._
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**version 0.6.0**
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Glance’s reports have gotten a bit of a facelift. More information on the variable analysies is now available in a clearer and better organized table layout on the main page of the report. The variable pages will also report the results of pass/fail testing (when it is turned on) for each variable.
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The [example plots and reports](https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/evas/UW-Glance/-/tree/master/examples) have been reorganized for clarity and updated to reflect the new report format.
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The --warnmissing command line option will now cause Glance reports to include an informational line for variables that it failed to analyze. The warning message explaining how the variable failed will be available in mouse over text on the report as well as being logged.
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The value of single value variables should appear on that variable’s line in the table on the main page of Glance reports.
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When you’re using a configuration file, you will now control more of the run settings in the configuration file, instead of the various controls being spread randomly across the command line and the configuration file.
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Specifically, the configuration file settings dictionary respects new entries for **settings[constants.DO_TEST_PASSFAIL_KEY]** (turn pass/fail testing on and off), **settings[constants.WARN_MISSING_KEY]** (get warning messages for variables you requested that could not be analyzed and have them affect pass/fail testing and reports), and **settings[constants.USE_NO_LON_OR_LAT_VARS_KEY]** (turn off and on whether you want to navigate your data on the Earth using matching latitude and longitude data). For the exact details of how these new settings work please see [the documentation for configuration files](https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/evas/UW-Glance/-/wikis/Using-Configuration-Files).
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By default pass/fail testing will now be turned on. Please use the --noPassFail option on the command line or “settings[constants.DO_TEST_PASSFAIL_KEY] = False” in the configuration file to turn off pass/fail testing. This change will only affect how Glance behaves when you are comparing data.
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The return codes that Glance will return when pass/fail testing is turned on are now much more consistent. If you turn on the warnings for requested variables that could not be analyzed those variables will now be correctly considered when determining if the overall comparison passes or fails (for both report and stats).
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**version 0.5.7**
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**version 0.5.7**
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The info command has been rewritten to be more robust and provide more complex (and hopefully useful) information. Previously the command only provided a list of variable names. Now details like data size, data type, and attribute values are available for most kinds of files*. Each file type has slightly different output, depending on how it works internally.
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The info command has been rewritten to be more robust and provide more complex (and hopefully useful) information. Previously the command only provided a list of variable names. Now details like data size, data type, and attribute values are available for most kinds of files*. Each file type has slightly different output, depending on how it works internally.
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