2023.2 version stability

Do you happen to have an HP-L-10.10 Laser scanning head? We were going to upgrade to 2023.2, but we went with 2023.1, as in googling information about versions, 2023.2 changed data processing and filtering algorithms for this head. This requires a firmware update for that controller and we did not want to mess with it. I know this is kinda unrelated, just wanted to give a heads up.

No laser scanning just the LEITZ LSPX1H_T scanning unit. The boss wants the ability to use Nexus reporting and I believe it requires 2023.2. 

If you already done the migration, I don't think you will need to re-do it again just because you update from 2019. I *think* the migration is needed for programs made pre-2019, of course it will still be needed for those programs that you *didn't* migrate.

vpt.se said:

I *think* the migration is needed for programs made pre-2019, of course it will still be needed for those programs that you *didn't* migrate.

The Geometric Tolerance command was introduced in 2020 R2 so migration applies to any routine saved in a format earlier than that.

Thanks Neil, so the breakpoint is 2020 R2.

 vpt.se 

I understand the point of "not doing it again" as I have been just playing with the migration at this point to see how it works. But also understand the issues I've had in the past with "undocumented enhancements" from version to version and feel it best to have the 2023.2 version open that we will be using so I get no surprises when we open programs in 2023.2 if they were migrated to 2020R2.

We (the other programmer here) had a discussion yesterday and came to the agreement that since we will be going to 2023.2 (boss wants to use Nexus as this where it is first applicable) that we will have 2023.2 open when the migration utility is launched. We are going to play with several part families to see how it affects going from XactMeasure to GeoTol and what changes are going to be necessary to get ready for production use.

Why would you suspect there might be a problem?  I've never heard of any stability problems.