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1.8.3050 and 1.8.3055 have had their manufacturing rules updated to tag newly minted code as Copyright (c) 2012 instead of 2011. The SchemaDef.CopyrightPeriod attribute has been added to the 1.9 and 2.0 BAM models. There have been no functional changes.
This release updates the "Copyright (c) 2011" messages to 2012. Please do not use 1.9 until further notice; a severity 1 bug has been discovered, and it does not work at this time.
The way optional reference attributes are considered has been corrected. Previously, if any of the columns involved were not null, the reference resolution was attempted. The corrected implementation no longer attempts to resolve a reference if any of the optional columns correlate to a required target column have not been specified. Work is proceeding on testing a GEL compiler for 1.9 and 2.0 as well.
This is the alpha release of 1.9, which is now capable of serving the same level of functionality as 1.8's latest release. There is still another beta and a production release to be done for 1.8 as well. The main project website has had a lot of work done in the past few weeks to document the tool, how to use it, and how to use the GEL expert system interpreter it creates for your business application models. The author has also tabled an open proposal for the 1.9 beta in the early 2012 timeframe.
With this release, the system now qualifies as an artificial intelligence capable of learning about a generic business application model and adapting itself to being able to learn about implementations of that model. This is the crowning glory in MSS Code Factory's history.
