- Fix OAuth generate with null Token.

- Fix for BIM360 artifact paths - batch data sheet margins

- Fix problem with Scheduled Tasks set to "Only On Change" - Making logs popup a little more resilient - Fix for Space Data in Room Datasheets with formatting - Configurable time interval for rebuild of Task Time Summary

19.1.3.0 (12/13/2018) - Fix for Dynamo 2.x script compatibility issues - Add support for metadata export with Navisworks and PublishRevitModel tasks - Fix issue with improperly picking up Project Information parameters instead of Sheet Parameters for DWG

Using the Adobe PDF Driver in Clarity on a Task Server requires one unusual step.

The necessary registry keys for Clarity to work with do not exist until you have opened the Adobe PDF options dialog, where you can see the options for "Prompt the User" and the default folder location (the dialog looks different in different versions of Adobe Acrobat/Distiller).

If you have not done this step, you may see an error such as this in your task server, and the task server WILL NOT CLAIM the PDF task.

- Adding fix for certain date format types - Fix for BIM360 scheduled task sequences - Fix for inconsistent quotes in Datasheet room image HTML

- Adding fix for certain date format types - Fix for BIM360 scheduled task sequences - Fix for inconsistent quotes in Datasheet room image HTML

- Fix Autotag on Office issues

- Adding user views to the update in order to stop any potential anti-forgery token issues. - Updates to Sharepoint and BIM360 Post Task Actions Tests for Configurations.

11/16/2018 Release:

- Included fixes for the File-name builder to work properly with Project Information Parameters.

The ClarityClient2021ClientRevit.exe is built with InstallShield, which supports most MSI-style options, including passing them thru to the MSI.

See this link for install options for the Clarity Client installer: 

https://docs.revenera.com/installshield21helplib/helplibrary/IHelpSetup_EXECmdLine.htm

For those who are security-minded, there are some nuances to understand about the BIM360 Security Model, when used with Clarity or with any BIM360-enabled tool.

In the older BIM360 Teams-based approach, Clarity used what is called "Three-legged-Oauth" to connect to A360/BIM360. This meant that we requested access, and you supplied a user whose credentials would be used to access A360/BIM360. The Clarity server at your facility could see ONLY the hubs/projects that the designated user was able to see. 

In the new BIM360, Autodesk created an additional step - an application-based permission for Clarity. BIM360 administrators must enable access to