openSF 4.0 release notes (2022-06-13)

Issue: 1.0 (2022-06-13)

Upgraded supported platforms to macOS 11 and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS [OPENSF-ANR-0298/0310]
Upgraded reference build/test tools for OSFI and OSFEG libraries
- All platforms: CMake 3.18, Python 3.7
- Linux: GCC 7.4 (C, C++, Fortran)
- macOS: AppleClang 13.0 (C, C++), GCC 10.3 (Fortran)
Added new Graphical dynamic execution view [OPENSF-ANR-0006]
Added new Graphical simulation processing chain editor [OPENSF-ANR-0007]
Enabled file-based rules to customise module parameters visibility [OPENSF-ANR-0178]
Enabled copying log messages from both openSF and ParameterEditor [OPENSF-ANR-0304]
Enabled copying parameters name, path and value in ParameterEditor [OPENSF-ANR-0305]
Enabled clearing log messages in ParameterEditor [OPENSF-ANR-0306]
Upgraded MariaDB client to version 3.0.4 [OPENSF-ANR-0311]
Added new warning on DB export when module/IO paths are not relative to E2E_HOME [OPENSF-ANR-0313]
Updated visual design of openSF (splash screen, icons, about dialog) [OPENSF-ANR-0312]
Added new tutorial on "How to deliver a E2E simulation" in User Manual [OPENSF-ANR-0062]
Added details regarding how to customise openSF branding in User Manual [OPENSF-ANR-0320]

Corrected perturbed marked parameters in the simulation parameters table [OPENSF-ANR-0247]
Corrected hangup in command-line execution of simulation [OPENSF-ANR-0308]
Removed unused XSD-based module validation from openSF [OPENSF-ANR-0309]
Corrected "Cancel" and "Save as..." buttons behavior in ParameterEditor [OPENSF-ANR-0314/0315]
Corrected behavior handling similarly-named parameters in ParameterEditor [OPENSF-ANR-0316]
Corrected customisation of Global Configuration File parameters visibility [OPENSF-ANR-0316]
Corrected unusable openSF dialogs in Windows with certain values of screen scaling [OPENSF-ANR-0321]
Corrected simulation execution scheduler to handle breakpoints deterministically [OPENSF-ANR-0323]
Corrected configuration handling to allow saving perturbations in statistical mode [OPENSF-ANR-0330]

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.