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                                   OpenSF
                                Version 3.9.3
                                Release Notes
                              (v1.0, 2020-07-07)

NEW FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS
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- Enabled the use $E2E_HOME (instead of $OPENSF_HOME) as the location for the
  Simulator modules/input/output files
  - $OPENSF_HOME is now used to indicate the location of the openSF itself

- Enabled handling of empty rows in ARRAYS in Parameter Editor
- Enabled 'follow symbolic link' option when provisioning inputs
  - Allows to create links instead of always copying the input data 
- Improved table columns resize to fill the full width of the panel
- Added parameter names validation to detect use of invalid characters
- Added safeguard against trying to configure Iterations, Perturbations and
  Batch simultaneously
- Enforced the orderly termination as a start condition for depending modules
- Migrated Parameter Editor logger to SWT widgets
- Improved log handling
  - messages are now stored to file more frequently
  - only a limited number of lines is retained in memory

CORRECTIONS
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- Corrected the width of dialogs and panels to be independent of screen size 
- Removed unused sorting widget from Log Messages in Executions tab

KNOWN ISSUES
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- In macOS, table columns stop auto-resizing when their size is manually changed.
  This is due to a bug in the underlying Eclipse RCP, with Eclipse bug id #564840.
- Executing on Java 11 (e.g. Ubuntu 18.04), openSF dos not run due to an
  incompatibility with Eclipse RCP. The officially supported platform is Java 8.

HINTS AND TIPS
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- On a Linux installation: Do not edit the openSF_linux64_X.X.X.sh file
  directly to avoid file corruption
- To customize the JRE to use during installation, define and export the
  relevant environment variables. See User Manual for further details.