Weekly Update June 21, 2026

Highlights

• WatDis can now infer GeoJSON layers and field aliases, let users adjust the mapping, and preview the parsed network before import.

• Diagnostics can now turn a QA run into a grouped report by severity and rule, with counts, affected-ID samples, and navigation actions.

• The current import flow also adds more conservative valve guardrails and a more stable preview path for real datasets.

What's New (By Category)

More Configurable GeoJSON Import

• The main product update this week is that GeoJSON import no longer depends on a fixed path and can now start with inferred layer roles and field aliases.
• The wizard lets users correct that mapping before import, review a preview of the parsed result, and continue through the worker-backed flow inside Network Designer.
• That makes the feature more realistic for user-owned GIS data without pretending every export is now zero-config.

Easier QA Review in Diagnostics

• Diagnostics can now group findings by severity and rule instead of forcing every review to begin with one-by-one findings.
• The report keeps counts, affected-ID samples, and the existing actions for select, zoom, and open properties.
• For teams checking an imported or edited network, that makes it easier to decide what to fix first.

Stronger Guardrails Around Import Review

• The current import path is more conservative around isolation valves and other ambiguous cases so the app does not make overly aggressive hydraulic assumptions from incomplete source data.
• Preview stability was also tightened to reduce unnecessary refresh loops and make pre-import review more dependable.
• The result is not just a new interface, but a clearer path for inspecting data before it becomes part of the working model.

Coming Next

• Wizard mapping persistence is still not part of this release.
• Bulk QA remediation is still out of scope; the new report is for review and navigation.
• Direct SHP or ZIP support remains future work.