Service Management

New informative statuses are provided.

Breeders can now view a new set of request statuses that provide more information on the progress of genotyping result files. These statuses are also accompanied by notifications (). The following are featured:

1. FILE UPLOADED. This means that the lab manager has already uploaded the genotyping results file sent by the vendor.

2. FILE PROCESSING ONGOING. This denotes that the file is currently being processed in Gigwa.

3. FILE PROCESSED. This lets you know that a valid genotyping results file have been successfully processed in Gigwa. The file also becomes available for download () from the data browser.

4. FILE PROCESSING FAILED. This means that the uploaded vendor file did not pass the validation requirements set up in Gigwa.

Management of requests is improved.

The following enhanced features were implemented:

1. Renamed columns. Several columns were renamed to improve consistency across data browsers. The list below provides the old and new column names and locates where the changes are reflected:

   1. Data Browser: Trait Custom → Trait(s)

   2. Data Browser: Marker Panel → Marker Group

   3. View () Request: Germplasm Owner → List Creator

   4. View () Request: Germplasm Owner Email → List Creator Email

   5. View () Request: Service → Marker Group

Bug fixes

You can expect to encounter no error when viewing marker groups applicable to specific crops.

Service column is renamed.

To improve consistency across data browsers, the 'Service' column is now labeled as Marker Group. You can find this change in the data browser.

File validation is improved.

This version enhances on the file validation processes in Gigwa, where the vendor result files are stored. These files are uploaded by lab managers using the upload icon () in the data browser. Successfully uploaded files will also be downloadable from the Request Manager. On the other hand, error messages are provided to inform users of any invalid parts in the vendor file.

Service column is renamed.

To improve consistency across data browsers, the 'Service' column is now labeled as Marker Group. You can find this change in 1) the data browser, and 2) when viewing () details of a request in a batch.

Bug fixes

You can expect no error with auto-generated batch names.

Marker group creation is enabled.

Click on the Create Marker Group button on the toolbar. A new page is loaded where you can provide the details of your marker group including its basic information and markers panels. Save the changes. You can also edit the details and contents of a previously saved marker group via the Edit () icon on the data browser or the Edit button as you view () the contents of the marker group.

Outgoing & incoming shipment process is now supported.

This feature allows users to send out materials to requestors. From the domain dashboard, click the Non Genotyping Service Request (No-GSR) button and choose Shipment Outgoing CIMMYT or SHM Incoming Seed from the drop-down menu. On the toolbar, create a New request. A new page loads to display the workflow and the Basic Information form that you need to fill-out. Click Next to save the transaction as DRAFT.

Supply other important information by clicking the Edit Request () icon in the data browser. Provide the Items and Documents in the respective tabs to update the status of the transaction to CREATED. The action icons available in the data browser depends on the status of the request. Let’s process an incoming seed shipment for example.

Modification data is now displayed.

The new MODIFED transaction status is displayed in the data browser after a submitted request is edited. Additionally, new columns for the Modification Timestamp and Modifier is also shown for reference. In this version, the former only reflects the date of modification.

Selected traits are now displayed.

When viewing () a genotyping request’s details, the selected trait/s are now displayed as well. This includes data on the trait, category, marker panel, and vendor.

[ADMIN] Customize status labels.

Data managers can now create or revise status labels directly from the database.

Bug fixes

The Trait data field was correctly removed from the required fields to populate in the Services tab.

Notifications are enabled.

New notifications are provided when you create a batch with more than or less than 10,000 samples. This lets you know that the batch is being created in the background.

Improved upload performance.

Genotyping requests with at most 20,000 samples can now be accommodated in the tool.

New data browser is enabled.

Marker groups and markers are now organized in a data browser. It supports basic functionalities, such as column filtering and action icons (, , ). A toolbar is also featured to provide entry points to other parts of the tool. Previously, users were directed to the marker creation page after navigating to the tool.

Management of shipment transactions is improved.

The following enhanced features were implemented:

1. Auto-generated shipment names. In the Basic Info tab, sequence numbers are now featured at the end of each auto-generated shipment names.

2. Item list. When deleting () shipment item/s in the middle of the list, the sequence of the items are automatically reset to reflect correct numbering. This improvement is available when you edit () a shipment transaction in the Items tab.

3. Replace package. In the Items tab, select an entry. Click the Update button in the toolbar and choose to replace package. In the modal window, click Next to proceed with selecting a replacement package. A replacement summary is also provided before you Confirm the changes. In this version, only the program, experiment year, and experiment type are the supported parameters.

4. Import package list. This new button lets you add shipment items directly from Core Breeding or by uploading a CSV file using the template provided via this button. You also have the option to add the new items at the beginning or end of an existing list.