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After only 10 months of shutdown for dismantling the old Storage-ring, adapting the injection system and installing the tens of tousands of pieces of equipments, the beam have been injected in the new storage ring at the foreseen date and within the foreseen budget.
The Accelerator control system based on TANGO was ready at the d date for allowing the control room team to tune this brand new machine. TANGO thank's to it's modularity, flexibility and efficient design, allowed to prepare all the pieces of software well in dadvance on simulated devices and was the key of the success of the control system.
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Dear Tangoers,
I am pleased to announce new releases:
Waltz - v0.7.4 and Tango Rest Server - 1.17
New Waltz version features:
- New look and feel compliant with material design
- HintWidget
- Performance improvements
- Migration to NodeJS and new architecture, first steps
Full info about the release can be found here: GitHub release - v0.7.4
Live demo in Amazon cloud: link
Use tango-cs/tango to authorize
Tango Rest Server release 1.17:
- Compatibility with JDK11+
- Minor improvements
Full info about the release can be found here: GitHub release - 1.17
Please feel free to create issues including your wishes and ideas on GitHub
Cheers,
Igor
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We are pleased to announce that the latest TangoBox is available for launching on Amazon Web Services.
The related AMI ID is:
ami-0a2e0cddaa68be39f
It contains all the applications of standard TangoBox and RDP remote desktop connection. Please refer to the documentation.
This image lowers the barrier even more for trying out and testing the full suite of Tango Controls tools!
Thanks to S2Innovation for providing this useful service!
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HDB++ is an archiving system for TANGO, based on events. The next HDB++ meeting will take place from 18th to 20th September 2019 at ESRF, Grenoble, France. If interested, please contact reynald.bourtembourg@esrf.fr.
The draft agenda is available on https://indico.esrf.fr/indico/event/37/
This workshop meeting hosts the main contributors of the Tango HDB++ project. The status of the development in different institutes will be presented. Then the different development strategies will be discussed and a roadmap for the future will be defined.
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The new Taurus 4.6.1 has been released.
https://github.com/taurus-org/taurus/releases/tag/4.6.1
The documentation (including installation instructions for different platforms) is available at:
For a detailed list of changes, see the CHANGELOG and the issue tracker.
PS: also, the taurus_pyqtgraph plugin (which adds pyqtgraph-based plot widgets) is now available from PyPI
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Dear Tangoers,
I am pleased to announce new Waltz release - v0.7.3
This version features (including v0.7.[0-2]):
- New Dashboard with multiple profiles stored per user basis
- TableWidget
- PlotlyWidget
- ListWidget
- ManagerWidget
- Redesigned Tango device control panel
- Redesigned Info panels
- Bug fixes and optimizations e.g. using WebGL for plots
Full info about the release can be found here: GitHub release - v0.7.3
Waltz has been dockerized. It is now super easy to give it a try:
$> wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/waltz-controls/waltz/v0.7.3/docker-compose.yml $> docker-compose up $> firefox http://localhost:8080/waltz
Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080/waltz
Or try a live demo in Amazon cloud: link
Use tango-cs/tango to authorize
Please feel free to create issues including your wishes and ideas on GitHub
Cheers,
Igor
P.S. the project has been moved to a dedicated GitHub org: new link
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Hi Tangoers,
Following the Tango Community Meeting in Hamburg, we have started work on Tongo Controls protocol formal specification (RFCs). The RFCs will be base for future development.
The current state is visible on the GitHub: https://github.com/tango-controls/rfc
We are looking for contributors. You may contribute by:
- writing parts of the specification
- reviewing and commenting on what is written (PR reviews)
If you would like to contribute, please:
- join us on Slack: https://tango-controls.slack.com/messages/CKHSF815W/ (if you do not have access, please contact Piotr )
- check the wiki: https://github.com/tango-controls/rfc/wiki
- read the following guidelines:
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The new Sardana 2.8.0 (corresponding to the Jul19 milestone) has been released.
The source files and Windows installers can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/sardana-org/sardana/releases/tag/2.8.0
The documentation is available at:
For a detailed list of changes see CHANGELOG and issue tracker.
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The cumbia-telegram bot is a small server employing the Telegram bot API to establish a communication between an authorized user and a control system managed by the cumbia libraries. It can be used to:
- get notifications about the control system status
- read any source supported by the control system engines
- employ formulas to get custom notifications: alert sr/diagnostics/dcct_s4 < 10
Special care has been taken in realizing a safe application that protects the control system from both overloading and unauthorized access. The interaction with the messaging application is made effortless by the history, bookmark and alias modules. They promote tapping rather than writing. Read more on the cumbia-telegram dedicated page.
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cumbia formula plugin & la-cumparsita app: manipulate results through functions & give life to an application without writing code
cumbia-formula plugin: mixing the Qt javascript integration and the cumbia formula plugin, read results from Tango and Epics can be manipulated by functions. The results can be displayed into any cumbia-qtcontrols widget. Check out cumbia-libs and refer to the formula plugin section for details.
la-cumparsita: a new cumbia utility that inflates a qt designer ui file into a real application without writing code. Nonetheless, the most demanding users can inject javascript functions into the graphical components to process and combine values from the devices. la-cumparsita seamlessly integrates with real Qt/C++ applications sharing the same cumbia model.
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The cppTango team is pleased to announce the release of Tango Controls C++ library version 9.3.3.
Downloads of source and binary files are listed in cppTango Github repository Releases section.This version is considered as a pre-release version for the moment.
If no major bug is found in the next weeks, this version will be upgraded as an official stable release.
We encourage you to test this version.
Please pay attention to the release notes and please report any problem you may encounter by creating an issue on: https://github.com/tango-controls/cppTango/issues
or by creating a new post on the forum.You can also refer to https://github.com/tango-controls/cppTango/issues for the list of known issues.
The Tango documentation is available on https://tango-controls.readthedocs.io
The Doxygen documentation for this pre-release is currently available on https://bourtemb.github.io/cppTango-docs and will be soon available on https://tango-controls.github.io/cppTango-docs
NOTE: This is not a Tango Source distribution! It is only Tango C++ kernel library pre-releaseMany thanks to all the persons who contributed to this release (bug reports, pull requests, code reviews, comments...).
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The next general assembly of the TANGO community will take place in Hamburg from Monday 3rd of June 2019 14:00 to Wednesday 5th of June end of afternoon.
It will be hosted by DESY
The program and the registration procedure will be published soon .
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The new Sardana 2.7.0 (corresponding to the Jan19 milestone) has been released.
The source files and Windows installers can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/sardana-org/sardana/releases/tag/2.7.0
The documentation is available at:
For a detailed list of changes see CHANGELOG and issue tracker.
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The new Taurus 4.5.1 has been released.
It brings support for Qt5 and Python3
The installation files can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/taurus-org/taurus/releases/tag/4.5.1
The documentation is available at:
For a detailed list of changes, see the CHANGELOG and the issue tracker.
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Connect with the Tango control system (and more...)
Write graphical user interface components and applications communicating with the Tango and Epics control systems. More control system engines can be added in the future and plugged into existing cumbia installations and applications.
Everywhere
cumbia is written in C++ and uses the Qt libraries to develop graphical user interfaces. This means cumbia applications work on desktop computers as well as on Android devices. In principle, cumbia is available wherever C++ and Qt are supported. Android and Linux platforms have been successfully tested and porting an application from one platform to another is just a matter of a few clicks with the Qt creator IDE.
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