Custom generator presets
Earlier this year, for Enterprise instances, we introduced the concept of generator presets. A generator preset is a saved configuration of a generator. You can assign generator presets to columns.
The initial release only included built-in generator presets, which allowed you to set the default configuration for Tonic generators.
This update in v924 introduces custom generator presets, which allow you to set up multiple configurations of the same generator. You can create custom generator presets from Generator Presets view. From a generator configuration panel, you can also save the current configuration as a new custom generator preset.
Generator preset occurrences
From Generator Presets view, you can see how often each preset was used in a workspace configuration.
The Occurrences column of the generator presets list shows:
- The number of times the baseline configuration was used
- The number of times the baseline configuration was overridden, meaning that a user selected the generator preset and then made a change to the generator configuration
On the generator preset details panel, the Occurrences tab displays both the number of occurrences and the specific workspaces and columns where the generator preset was used. You cannot see workspace and column details for workspaces that you do not have access to.
Other updates
Tonic can now integrate with GitHub for SSO authentication.
To manage generator presets, users must now have the Manage generator presets global permission. Previously, you could also manage generator presets if you had the Manager or Editor workspace permission set for any workspace.
Fixed an issue where the table data in Table View was not updated correctly when switching the table mode to or from Scale mode.
Improved performance for the Regex Mask and Conditional generators.
MongoDB
- Fixed an issue where the subsetting Graph View did not display virtual foreign key relationships.
- You can now add collections to a subsetting rule before the sensitivity scan completes.
PostgreSQL
- Fixed an issue where certain database constraints were not handled correctly, which resulted in job warnings about the failure to add those constraints.
