
Alexandre Rogojan updated the perimeter operational points configuration in the OpenRailAssociation/osrd frontend, expanding the STDCM_PERIMETER_OPERATIONAL_POINTS array with new and corrected identifiers. Working primarily with TypeScript and front-end development practices, Alexandre ensured that the configuration data now aligns more closely with backend requirements, reducing the risk of misconfiguration and supporting future perimeter-related features. The work focused on improving data integrity and maintainability, with all changes traceable in a single commit for auditability. Over the course of the month, Alexandre delivered one feature, demonstrating a focused and methodical approach to enhancing operational reliability within the project’s configuration layer.

July 2025: Implemented Perimeter Operational Points Configuration Update in OpenRailAssociation/osrd frontend, expanding the STDCM_PERIMETER_OPERATIONAL_POINTS array with new identifiers and correcting existing ones. This enhanced perimeter data accuracy and configuration reliability, reducing operational risk and enabling upcoming perimeter-related features. The change aligns frontend data with backend expectations and improves maintainability. Commit b7a3958aadd67bdaf744a7c0d6303ab145842053 provides traceability.
July 2025: Implemented Perimeter Operational Points Configuration Update in OpenRailAssociation/osrd frontend, expanding the STDCM_PERIMETER_OPERATIONAL_POINTS array with new identifiers and correcting existing ones. This enhanced perimeter data accuracy and configuration reliability, reducing operational risk and enabling upcoming perimeter-related features. The change aligns frontend data with backend expectations and improves maintainability. Commit b7a3958aadd67bdaf744a7c0d6303ab145842053 provides traceability.
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