Calculation table filled automatically, scheduled session picked up by the piloted tablet, end of piloting signs the tablet out, V gesture turned off

2026.11.03-tableau-de-calcul-pilotage-et-reprise · 2026-11-03

Delivered build : 2d9ed9c65b795aad900acf86735a18b35a78163f

Changes

A single-row calculation table now takes the value chosen at launch when its input column has the same name as the matching variable, so the table no longer stays empty. This value is saved with the step and appears in the report.
Execution table columns now share the panel width and their headings wrap: no more horizontal scrolling.
A step description written as a table with vertical bars is now shown as a real table.
When a scheduled session from the study plan is launched from the piloting workstation, the tablet now picks up that session instead of creating a separate run, and the plan row moves from "Planned" to in progress, then completed.
Reloading the tablet or the workstation during piloting resumes the run at its current step, without an error message.
Stopping the pilot now asks for confirmation: stopping signs the account out of the tablet, which is then free for the next account. Signing out of the workstation ends the piloting the same way.
A tablet signed in to another user's account can no longer be piloted: the fleet shows which account is using it and the server refuses the request. One account at a time.
Validating a step with the V gesture is turned off for now: validation is done by click, and the "V gesture" trigger is no longer shown.

If a run is in progress on the tablet when piloting stops, its session closes: the run stays recorded and can be resumed, and its unsynced local copy is kept on the tablet.
Linking a table to a variable applies only to single-row tables whose input column has the same name as the variable.