Released: Jul 10, 2024

V7.0 での更新項目

機能

Authoring Workspace
A personal authoring workspace feature has been introduced, allowing users to make changes across multiple files within a project and then commit them to the project's default branch. Since a workspace is lightweight, users can start editing immediately, without having to wait for an entire repository to be cloned.

• File Management - File management has been improved, as users can now organize files inside folders and create new files based on a set of configurable templates, helping to maintain a well-structured project environment.
• Commit Multiple Files at Once - You can now make changes to multiple files and commit them together at once. This makes the process of modifying content within a project similarly to using a local Git client. For example, you could create a topic and link it in the DITA map (thus making modifications to multiple files) and commit the changes on a single commit.
• Preview Changes Before Committing - It is now possible to preview your workspace changes prior to committing using a dedicated Changes view. You can also use this view to discard any particular modifications that you do not want to keep, or to start from scratch.
• Easily Browse Map Content in a Publications Side-View - When you start editing in your workspace, the new Publications side-view allows you to select a publication and use its structure to browse topics referenced in the underlying map. The selected publication is also used to resolve DITA key references when a topic is opened.
• XML-aware Conflict Resolution Tool - An XML-aware conflict resolution tool is now available to enable pulling changes from the upstream repository into your personal workspace. This tool is designed to detect conflicts, suggest automated merging solutions that keep the XML documents well-formed, and it also provides the flexibility to merge content manually in more complex scenarios.

DITA Map Tree Structure Editor
The introduction of a DITA Map Tree Structure Editor allows you to easily create and organize a publication. When editing within your workspace, the Publications side-view has an Open in editor button that can be used to open the map this new editor.

• Easily Organize Topics Inside a DITA Map - You can now effortlessly rearrange the order of topics within a publication or structure them into chapters using copy/paste, drag-and-drop, or toolbar actions. Additionally, you have the option to insert helper DITA elements (e.g. topichead) to group multiple topics under one heading.
• View Profiling Attributes Inline - The Show Profiling Attributes action now allows you to view all profiling attributes inline, enabling you to easily understand the conditions required for a topic to be included in a publication.
• Edit Profiling Attributes - The contextual menu now includes an Edit Profiling Attributes action that allows you to modify the values of profiling attributes for the current DITA XML element. You can configure the proposed attribute values using a subject scheme map referenced in the DITA map, or by exporting them from the Attributes and Condition Sets preferences page in the Oxygen desktop version (these exported values can then be used as imposed options in the embedded web-based editor).
• Create Variables (Defined as DITA Key Definitions) - You can now reuse content in multiple places inside a publication by defining custom variables (specified as a DITA Key Definition with Keyword) and reference them inside topics.

Publishing

• Publishing Connectors - It is now possible to automatically upload your output to various platforms such as Amazon S3, Netlify, or servers that support SFTP protocol. The user-friendly Connectors side-view allows you to specify your preferred connector for automatically deploying your content, streamlining the process of sharing and distributing content across multiple platforms.
• Generate Links to Edit in Workspace - Your output can now be configured to include an "Edit online" link in each topic. These links open the source document in the Content Fusion workspace where users can make changes and when using this in conjunction with automated builds and connectors, changes can be seen live as soon as the build finishes.

Markdown Support
Content Fusion now supports Markdown-related features, making it easier for you to migrate from Markdown to a structured format such as DITA, or to receive contributions from developers who prefer using Markdown.

• Markdown Editor Inside the Personal Workspace - A specialized Markdown editor is now available within your personal workspace. This editor has built-in actions to create standard Markdown structures, such as links, images, sections, and tables.
• Markdown Publishing - When you link a Markdown file within a DITA map, it will now be included in the WebHelp and PDF outputs alongside regular DITA topics.