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2026.10.13-parcours ·
Delivered build : 6d879e351c5bc4e3db18faa3ad8b356a5ab6ee5b
Changes
- Starting a scheduled execution uses its planned starting state to retain the session context.
- The client-record edit form, including research clients, sends only changed fields and their initial values. A concurrent edit conflict on those fields is reported without silently overwriting them. This protection applies to this form and does not cover every other write path.
- In the protocol editor, Prepare a version saves the draft and opens the Versions tab. Preparation, submission and signed decisions now follow the same exact-version workflow.
- Approval history shows decisions for exact versions, their identifiers and hashes, with pagination. Historical requests remain separate and failed reads can be retried.
- Note attachments have an explicit download action.
- Sample reception improves guidance, selections and the mobile layout.
- Report previews follow the selected French or English language, as downloads do. Changing the preview language within the same tab preserves unsaved composition changes.
- The audit log displays dates and times in UTC. Report warnings about signers apply to sealed results; unsealed drafts are not treated as signed results. Several messages, actions, empty states and navigation labels are aligned in French and English, including Collections and Billing.
- WebSocket relays bound the resources used by connections. This targeted change does not validate the security of the whole application.
Known limitations
- DocuSign remains unconnected and no embedded signing view is delivered.
- The shared service does not yet support an independent complete client, API and database release per laboratory.
- The older screens covered by SHA2 remain outside this delivery.
- The complete security audit is unfinished. Failures in the reference CI are not claimed to be resolved by this release.
- Names and titles displayed with historical decisions may come from current records; the history distinguishes them from the retained version content.