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HardPy 0.4.0 is here! 🎉
With the new feature - Dialog boxes. Now your test plan can interface with a tester with prompts, text, and numeric input (more variants coming).
- Read the documentation for the Dialog boxes
- Example of using the Dialog boxes
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HardPy 0.5.0 is here!
- New dialogues: checkbox, radio button, image, and operator's steps instructions.
- Changed the way of using dialogues. Every type has its class.
- Every exception in the test plan is shown on the operator's panel.
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⚡️Introducing HardPy 0.6.0⚡️

- HardPy is now launched with the hardpy run command instead of hardpy-panel.
- Create a template testing project with the hardpy init command. Template project includes a new entity - project configuration file - hardpy.toml.
- Added part_number fields to the DUT table and name and info fields to the test_stand table.
- Fixed several bugs in the operator panel.

Ready to dive deeper? Explore the detailed changelog for the 0.6.0 release. Unleash the power of HardPy today!
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We're excited to announce HardPy 0.7.0

🔘HardPy can now restart tests on failure as many times as you specify with the attempt marker. See the documentation for an example of how to use the attempt marker in tests.

🟡Test cases now support unlimited dialog box launches

🔴HardPy's code base has been improved through integration with the ruff linter

🟣Version control has been added for report schemas
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HardPy 0.8.0 is here! 🎉

Modified the way to use an image for widgets in the dialog box. Now users can add images to any widget using the ImageComponent.

Introduced the capability to add image borders within the dialog box.

Enhanced the user interface of the operator panel.
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💡We've added some how to start HardPy from the console and how to add and use custom arguments in HardPy tests.

And we wish everyone a Merry Christmas🌟 and a Happy New Year 🎄!
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Here we go!
☄️ Release 0.9.0

🖥 Introduced support for adding images into operator messages via the set_operator_msg function.

🛠 Enabled non-blocking execution for set_operator_msg by utilizing the block=False parameter.

Enhanced customization options by adding the font_size argument to DialogBox and set_operator_message, allowing you to adjust the font size in dialog boxes and operator messages.

📌 Added the clear_operator_message function. Now, operator messages can stay open in non-blocking mode while tests continue running. You can close these messages programmatically from anywhere in the code, eliminating the need to manually click the close button or press Escape.

Fixed a bug where operator messages and dialog boxes occasionally failed to appear before the browser page was reloaded.
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🎉 HardPy 0.11.0 is here! 🎉

🔥 Added support for embedding HTML pages in dialog boxes, enabling:

- Formatted text display
- Matplotlib charts integration
- Third-party content (via iframe)

Removed socket handling from hardpy.toml to streamline project configuration.
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⚡️HardPy 0.12.1 Release⚡️

1. Test Dependencies: You can now configure tests to run based on the results of multiple other tests. This feature works for both individual test cases and entire test modules.

2. Dependency Error Handling: When dependencies are incorrectly specified or missing from the test plan, HardPy now automatically ignores them instead of failing.

3. Critical Test Marker: Added a critical marker that stops all subsequent test execution when a critical test or module fails.

4. Test Stand Numbering: Introduced the set_stand_number function to assign numbers to test stands.

5. Enhanced Documentation: Added comprehensive documentation for the report schema (runstore database in CouchDB).
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🎯 WEBINAR ALERT: July 31st

Join our upcoming webinar where Era Wallet will share their HardPy implementation journey, challenges faced, and lessons learned.

Here’s a sneak peek of what we’ll cover:
Discover how the Era Wallet team reduced onboarding time, mitigated security risks, and eliminated the need for factory visits—all thanks to HardPy, our open-source automation framework.

About Era Wallet:

Era Wallet is an elegantly designed, ultra-thin, fully air-gapped hardware wallet, that allows users to manage up to 10 multi-chain wallets on a single device. It features advanced random generation, secure NFC-Card backups, and offline transaction decoding are just a few of its features. ERA Wallet supports Bitcoin, EVM chains, Tron and Solana with other chains planned. Strict security standards and requirements make quality control a serious challenge.

Challenges:
🟡 Security risks — Operators could see secret keys
🟡 Slow onboarding — New hires required 2 weeks of training
🟡 Costly downtime — Engineers had to travel just to diagnose failures
🟡 Fragile processes — Dozens of scattered CLI noscripts

Solutions with HardPy:
✔️ Eliminated credential exposure — Full isolation of critical data
✔️ 2-day training — New hires become productive 85% faster
✔️ Debug from anywhere — Remote diagnostics saved thousands in travel costs
✔️ Unified control — All noscripts centralized with versioning

The Results?
🚀 Faster releases | 🔒 Fewer security incidents | 💸 Lower operational costs

P.S. What’s the biggest workflow pain point your team faces? Let us know in the comments—we might cover it in the next post!

👉Check out HardPy on GitHub.
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Team, we're growing HardPy on Reddit - just published a tutorial on electronics testing automation with real examples.

Would be awesome if you could:
- Drop an upvote
- Leave a comment
- Share your experience

Every vote helps promote the framework and attract new contributors!
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HardPy 0.14 release is here!

This update brings multilingual support to the operator panel, now available in additional six languages:
- German (Deutsch)
- French (Français)
- Spanish (Español)
- Chinese (中文)
- Japanese (日本語)
- Russian (Русский)

You can easily configure the language in the hardpy.toml file.

New Feature: The operator panel now displays the total testing time, giving you better control over your workflow.

Minor bugs have also been fixed.
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We are pleased to announce the release of HardPy 0.16!
Below are the changes in this and the previous release, 0.15:

⭕️Multiple instances support: Run multiple HardPy instances with a single CouchDB database instead of requiring separate databases for each instance.
🟣Charts on operator panel: Display charts directly on the operator panel for real-time visualization.
🔴Enhanced database structure: The updated structure now supports:
- Sub-unit specifications for the Device Under Test (DUT)
- Storage of measurements and production process data
- Equipment information used during testing
🟡Console launch with arguments: Launch HardPy from the console with custom arguments that can be applied during testing.

For detailed documentation and examples, visit our documentation page.
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HardPy 0.20.0 released

We’ve published a new HardPy release focused on improving reliability and making result storage more flexible.

What’s new

• Fixed an issue with saving test reports to CouchDB. In some cases reports were not persisted correctly; this is now resolved.
(PR #243, thanks @rici4kubicek)

• Added support for storing test results in JSON files as an alternative to CouchDB. This makes HardPy easier to use in offline setups, local development, or simple test stands where a database is not required.
(PR #239)

• Added documentation describing how to configure and use the new JSON storage backend.
(PR #244)

Why it matters

This release removes a reliability issue in CouchDB-based setups and gives you more freedom in how you store test results, especially for lightweight or offline test environments.

Full release details
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