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What's new in this version

This topic lists the additions and improvements incorporated in InfoWorks® WS Pro Version 2026.3 which were not available in previous versions.

Please note that this new version also includes various bug fixes that are described in detail in the Release Notes.

See Known Issues for a list of limitations that we are aware of.

Task Sequence for data exchange and sequential task execution

The Task Sequence enables streamlining of repeatable workflows by running a series of configured tasks in order.

A primary use case for a Task Sequence is model building and updates. The Task Sequence supports multiple forms of data exchange, followed by support for scripts and several tools like expanding short links, demand allocation, and the creation of selection sets for reviewing updated objects.

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The following example shows a simple pipe design Task Sequence, which allocates demands and then relies on basic SQL Queries for sizing pipes, along with one of the included Factory Ruby scripts for re-running the model and loading the results. Finally, a basic summary is generated using an SQL Query:

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Learn more about the Task Sequence object and its corresponding tools here.

Exchange methods enabled to be run from the WS Pro interface

Most Exchange Ruby methods have now been enabled to be run from the user interface where applicable.

New Ruby script methods

This release introduces the following new ruby methods:

  • open_results - Opens the specified simulation results onto the current open network.
  • import_task_sequence - Imports a sequencer task from a json file.
  • export_task_sequence - Exports a sequencer task to a json file.

Updated library of sample Ruby scripts

The list of built-in sample Ruby scripts has been extended to help provide tools to learn from and adapt as needed. To access samples, create a Ruby script group from a Model group and check the box to "Load factory ruby scripts."

Enable selection of excluded objects on the map

The Operations toolbar now includes an Excluded object select toggle, allowing you to choose excluded objects on the GeoPlan. Use it with Restore selected excluded objects to manage restored items efficiently.

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