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When was each transformer version introduced?

  • September 25, 2025
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hkingsbury
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Is there a resource/database somewhere that has a list of what FME release each version of a transformer was initially released/updated in?

 

You can get it pretty easily for transformers on the Hub, but not for inbuilt transformers.

I’ve had a dig through the various Python APIs and I haven’t come across anything (doesn’t mean something doesn’t exist mind you!).

Each version of FME does come with the previous versions of the transformer, otherwise this would break the backwards compatibility of the software.

Best answer by DanAtSafe

@hkingsbury This might come as a shock, but we don’t even have a nice table of transformer versions internally.  But it has been requested before!  Please post an idea about this.

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  • September 30, 2025

I’m shamelessly tagging ​@mark2atsafe ​@crystalatsafe ​@siennaatsafe - Do any of you have any insight or ideas on this?


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  • October 1, 2025

@hkingsbury This might come as a shock, but we don’t even have a nice table of transformer versions internally.  But it has been requested before!  Please post an idea about this.


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@hkingsbury This might come as a shock, but we don’t even have a nice table of transformer versions internally.  But it has been requested before!  Please post an idea about this.

Thanks Dan, i’ve made an idea here: