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Release Notes: Version 0.2.9

Bug Fixes:

  1. Logging bug: Small logging bug fixed

Release Notes: Version 0.2.8

Enhancements:

  1. Enhanced Exception Clarity: Error messages are now more understandable, and appropriate exceptions are raised. This improvement helps you identify launch issues and alerts you to any non-unique names.
  2. Logging in Standard Steps: All standard steps now feature logging, providing better insight and traceability during testing.

Bug Fixes:

  1. Randomized Case Selection: Combidata now randomly combines cases, enhancing the diversity and effectiveness of testing scenarios.

Release Notes: Version 0.2.7

Optimization:

  1. Case Amount Optimization: Now it will be faster.

Release Notes: Version 0.2.6

Bug Fixes:

  1. Main Cases Bugs Fixed: Small fix for impossible main cases, now they ignored.

Release Notes: Version 0.2.5

Bug Fixes:

  1. Multidimensional Graph Bugs Fixed: I've ironed out the bugs in the multidimensional graph, ensuring smoother and more reliable performance.

Release Notes: Version 0.2.4

Enhancements:

  1. Multidimensional Graph Overhaul: The multidimensional graph has been reworked for improved performance and efficiency.
  2. Initial Generation Function Rework: The function for initial data generation has been redesigned. Now, combinations are calculated dynamically during runtime, rather than pre-computed before launch. This change enhances the flexibility and responsiveness of the system.
  3. New Class Methods - Run1 and Extend Cases: For scenarios where pre-calculation of combinations is required, new class methods 'Run1' and 'Extend Cases' have been introduced. These methods provide additional control and customization options for data generation and processing.

Bug Fixes:

  1. Multidimensional Combinatorial Graph Bugs Addressed: Several bugs in the multidimensional combinatorial graph have been identified and fixed, ensuring more stable and reliable operations.

Functionality Improvements:

  1. Enhanced Functions: Various functions have been refined for better performance and user experience, contributing to the overall robustness of the application.