diff --git a/doc/source/releases/24.0_announce.rst b/doc/source/releases/24.0_announce.rst index 3cace19ba898..34c63d9757dd 100644 --- a/doc/source/releases/24.0_announce.rst +++ b/doc/source/releases/24.0_announce.rst @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ Highlights **New Workflow List and Card View.** As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance user experience, we are proud to announce several new improvements to the workflows user interface, including workflow list view, workflow card view and workflow quick view. These improvements also include new tabs for "My workflows" (owned by the user), "Shared with me" (shared by other users) and "Published workflows" (publicly accessible workflows). -**New select component for selecting a large amount of options.** This new component addresses the need of selecting a very large number of options at once. The component features a list based layout which can be filtered using plain-text or a regular expression. Options can be added individually, in bulk via the filter value, or by first highlighting a range. +**New select component for selecting a large amount of options.** This new tool form component improves selecting many options at once. The elements interface features a table based layout which can be filtered using plain-text or regular expressions. Options can be added individually, in bulk via the filter value, or by highlighting a range. It appears when there are many options available in a multi-select field, but can also be switched to/from and can be set as a default directly from within the tool form. -**Multiple item drag and drop and keyboard navigation.** This new feature allows users to select multiple history items and drag and drop them into other histories or even tool forms! Users can also navigate their history using the arrow keys; multiple history items can be selected with the Shift + ArrowUp/ArrowDown key combination. +**Multiple item drag and drop and keyboard navigation.** This new feature allows users to select multiple history items and drag and drop them into other histories or even tool forms! Users can also navigate their history using the arrow keys; multiple history items can be selected with the Shift + ArrowUp/ArrowDown key combination. **image_diff.** For tool developers, image_diff, a new comparison method for test output verification using images has been added. Unlike previously used comparison methods, image_diff is specifically tailored for single-channel and multi-channel image data (e.g. RGB). The difference of a pair of images is quantified as the pixel-wise distance between the images, for which different metrics can be used. A pair of images is considered to be equal in terms of the specified metric, if the distance between the images computed with respect to the metric is not above a given threshold. For more details, see `the original pull request `__).