This month marks a significant step forward in EvolutivoFW’s connectivity and automation capabilities with the introduction of our MCP Server proof-of-concept. As we continue strengthening the core platform with the usual refinements, performance improvements, and security enhancements, the MCP Server stands out as a foundation for a new layer of interoperability and automation across distributed systems

• getEntityNameFromID web service function for MCP support
• Proof of concept MCP Server implementation. This initiative opens the door to seamless machine-to-machine orchestration, remote command execution, and deeper third-party integration possibilities — a milestone that will shape future development across the framework.

• EvolutivoFW Standard Formatting
• Documentation: code and wiki.
• Refactor and Optimize code
  • SonarQube recommendations.
  • refactoring code
  • update ruleset to the latest PHP Code Sniffer version
  • faster SQL and some indexes in the logout process
  • direct column access and flatten array in Workflow
• Security
  • permit uploading files with no security check: Security_ImageCheck=accept
• Unit Tests: keeps getting more and more assertions.

• add missing cbPulse language module file to support eliminating on older installations
• prevent fatal error during initial CRM installation when the cbPulse table does not exist yet
• GenDoc:
  • correctly support media directory for images. The media directory is coming from Microsoft Word, saving as ODT
  • use the correct variable name for check in include document
  • set the correct return per format type and add a dot in zipped filenames for the web service generator
• convert quantity to number in Inventory calculations
• avoid ListView error when there is no navigation information
• Translations
  • we remove a check for the same module, which we introduced for optimization, but breaks an edge case in filters

October	November

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