IO Manager: a server connection shows how many tags it serves and, for each endpoint, its security policy, security mode, certificate and listen port. When clients can write tags without signing in or encryption, the connection says so.
IO Manager: the rule chains listed on a tag open in the Rule Chain Editor, and each says whether it runs when the tag changes, runs on every write to it, or only uses it.
IO Manager: server tags show their OPC UA node ID, which you can copy, and their folder.
Bug Fixes
OPC UA: tags that clients may write now appear on the server, so clients can browse and write them. Before a client writes one, it reads as a value of the tag's own type, such as false for an on/off tag.
IO Manager: server tags say Clients read or Clients write, the same words Add tag uses, in the tag list, the Direction filter and the tag details.
IO Manager: opening an endpoint that does not use OAuth no longer logs an error.
Rule chains: the Trigger node says When the value changes or On every write, as set, and the trigger settings no longer repeat that in a second line.
Rule chains: text under a node stays within its column and wraps instead of running into the next node, and True and False labels stay inside the node.
Rule chains: a compiled chain reads as Compiled, and a chain waiting for its trigger reads as Waiting for trigger, instead of Not validated and Stopped.