Vunemi 0.2.3

Vunemi 0.2.3

New in this release

• Vunemi sees the charts in a workbook. When it checks a workbook it made, and when it reads the cells of a saved Excel file, it now also lists each sheet's charts and the cells they show. Until now a requested chart could not be confirmed, and Vunemi could say a workbook had no chart when it did.
• A chart over empty cells is refused. A workbook chart that points at cells with no data is now refused before the file is made. Until now a workbook could come out with a chart and no data.
• No more ….before-edit-….xlsx beside your file. When you ask Vunemi to change a Word, Excel or PowerPoint file itself, the original is now kept in Vunemi's own folder instead of next to the file, where it looked like a second, different file. Undo puts it back.
• Fewer false failures when Vunemi checks a file. A cell reference such as $B$2 is no longer taken for an amount in dollars, and a number that ends a sentence, as in "March 150.", is no longer dropped from your request and then reported as invented.
• Which check counts is now spelled out. A task could run out of steps with its file already done, when the model kept checking the file in a way Vunemi does not count. The instructions now say which check counts; whether the model follows them depends on the model.

Tried in the installed app: Vunemi 0.2.3 was asked whether a saved workbook on the Desktop has a chart; it named the column chart, its title and the cells it shows, and left the file unchanged (0.2.2 answered that there was no chart). An earlier build of 0.2.3 made a small workbook that passed its check. Changing an existing file in place, and getting the original back with Undo, was covered by the source tests but not tried in the installed app. How well a request is carried out depends on the model.

Installation

Vunemi 0.1.8 and later offer this update in the sidebar and in Settings › Updates; press Update and it installs when no task or meeting is running.

From an older version, or for a first install, download Vunemi-0.2.3-arm64.dmg and drag Vunemi into Applications, choosing Replace. Your settings, models and data stay.

The app is signed but not notarized by Apple, so macOS blocks it the first time. Choose Done in the warning, open System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll down to Security and click Open Anyway; macOS may ask for your Mac password. If there is no Open Anyway button, check in the same section that apps are allowed from the App Store and known developers, not the App Store only, then try to open the file again.

Coming from a version before 0.2.0: the vault key is read from the Keychain by a helper, so macOS may ask once for your login password when Vunemi opens: choose Always Allow. Vunemi never sees the password.

Vunemi-0.2.3-arm64.zip is what Vunemi 0.1.8 and later download to update themselves.

SHA-256:

• Vunemi-0.2.3-arm64.dmg: ba0c2054ebe2d27fcbc762ee9e5d75dd87240ad7efc992d7e3cdcf0ff62f1786
• Vunemi-0.2.3-arm64.zip: 5931a09815d241ba23ab96961090008365d62bb50c9f4fa5c1ae73fd4ef5706c