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robotframework/robotframework (robotframework)

v7.0: Robot Framework 7.0

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Robot Framework 7.0 is a new major release with enhanced listener interface (#​3296), native VAR syntax for creating variables (#​3761), support for mixing embedded and normal arguments with library keywords (#​4710), JSON result format (#​4847) and various other enhancements and bug fixes.

Robot Framework 7.0 was released on Thursday January 11, 2024. For more details about everything that's new and enhanced, see the full release notes.

v6.1.1: Robot Framework 6.1.1

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Robot Framework 6.1.1 is the first bug fix release in the Robot Framework 6.1 series.

For more information see the full release notes.

v6.1: Robot Framework 6.1

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Robot Framework 6.1 is a new feature release with support for converting Robot Framework data to JSON and back, a new external parser API, possibility to mix embedded and normal arguments, and various other interesting new features both for normal users and for external tool developers.

For more details, see the full release notes. Release packages can be found at PyPI.

v6.0.2: Robot Framework 6.0.2

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Robot Framework 6.0.2 is the second and also the last maintenance release in the RF 6.0 series. It does not contain any high priority fixes or enhancements and was released mainly to make it possible to fully concentrate on Robot Framework 6.1.

For more details see the full release notes.

v6.0.1: Robot Framework 6.0.1

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Robot Framework 6.0.1 is the first bug fix release in the RF 6.0 series. It mainly fixes a bug in using localized BDD prefixes consisting of more than one word (#​4515) as well as a regression related to the library search order (#​4516).

For more details see the full release notes.

v6.0: Robot Framework 6.0

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Robot Framework 6.0 is a new major release that starts Robot Framework's localization efforts. In addition to that, it contains several nice enhancements related to, for example, automatic argument conversion and using embedded arguments. Initially it had version 5.1 and was considered a feature release, but it grow so big that we decided to call it a major release instead.

For more details see the full release notes.

v5.0.1: Robot Framework 5.0.1

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Robot Framework 5.0.1 is the first and also the last planned bug fix release in the Robot Framework 5.0.x series.

For more details see the full release notes.

v5.0: Robot Framework 5.0

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Robot Framework 5.0 is a big new major release with lot of interesting new features such as TRY/EXCEPT, WHILE, inline IF, RETURN, BREAK and CONTINUE syntax, support for custom argument conversion in libraries and various enhancements to xUnit outputs. Robot Framework 5.0 only works with Python 3.6 or newer.

For more details see the full release notes.

v4.1.3: Robot Framework 4.1.3

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Robot Framework 4.1.3 contains a fix to a regression related to parsing reStructuredText files (#​4124) that was introduced in Robot Framework 4.1.2.

v4.1.2: Robot Framework 4.1.2

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Robot Framework 4.1.2 contains a considerable enhancement to memory usage along with some bug fixes. It is the last planned release in the whole Robot Framework 4.x series and also the last planned release to support Python 2 that itself has not been supported since January 2020. Unfortunately this also means the end of our Jython and IronPython support, at least until they get Python 3 compatible versions released.

For more details see the full release notes.

v4.1.1: Robot Framework 4.1.1

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Robot Framework 4.1.1 is mostly a bug fix release, but it also adds official Python 3.10 support. For more details see the full release notes.

v4.1: Robot Framework 4.1

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Robot Framework 4.1 is a feature release with several nice enhancements, for example, to the continue-on-failure mode and argument conversion, as well as some bug fixes. For more information see the full release notes.

v4.0.3: Robot Framework 4.0.3

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Robot Framework 4.0.3 fixes few regressions, including a critical regression using TypedDict in type hints introduced by earlier RF 4.0.x releases. For more information see the full release notes.

v4.0.2: Robot Framework 4.0.2

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Robot Framework 4.0.2 is the second and the last planned bug fix release in the Robot Framework 4.0.x series. It fixes some problems in the earlier Robot Framework 4.0 and 4.0.1 releases. For more information see the full release notes.

v4.0.1: Robot Framework 4.0.1

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Robot Framework 4.0.1 is the first bug fix release in the Robot Framework 4.0.x series. It fixes several severe and not so severe issues reported since Robot Framework 4.0 was released. For more information see the full release notes.

v4.0: Robot Framework 4.0

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Robot Framework 4.0 is a new major release with lot of big new features. Highlights include the SKIP status and native IF/ELSE support as well as enhancements to, for example, type conversion and Libdoc. For more details see the full release notes.

v3.2.2: Robot Framework 3.2.2

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Robot Framework 3.2.2 is a new minor release with some bug fixes, Libdoc enhancements and official Python 3.9 support. For more information see the full release notes.

v3.2.1: Robot Framework 3.2.1

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Robot Framework 3.2.1 fixes two high priority regressions in Robot Framework 3.2. It was released on Monday May 4, 2020. For more details see the full release notes.

v3.2: Robot Framework 3.2

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Robot Framework 3.2 is a new major release with an enhanced test data parser, handy @library and @not_keyword decorators, enhanced Libdoc spec files for external tools, inline Python evaluation support, and many other interesting new features and lot of bug fixes.

For more information see the full release notes.

v3.1.2: Robot Framework 3.1.2

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RF 3.1.2 contains few important bug fixes and some nice enhancements. It also contains several minor deprecations related to the test data syntax that pave the way towards Robot Framework 3.2 which will contain a new test data parser. For details see the full release notes at https://github.com/robotframework/robotframework/blob/master/doc/releasenotes/rf-3.1.2.rst


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