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Curly 2.0 Final

08 Oct 18:33
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This has been sitting in the wings for a few years, might as well be official!
Note: If you are on Mac OSX, you have to download the larger Universal version which works on Windows and Mac. Windows-only build is also provided which is much smaller.

  • Java 11 is now the minimum version required to run Curly
  • All dependencies are updated to the latest including JaxB, Poi, Apache HTTP Commons, etc.
  • Faster connection authentication, batch processing is 4x faster than the previous release build
  • New actions added
  • Various bugfixes over the past few years (check the commit history for details)

2.0-rc6

08 Jun 23:49
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Curly has some major overhauls and refinement under the covers:

  • Better connection handling, now HTTPS and up to 9 connections at a time work flawlessly
  • Reporting accuracy should now be 100% correct (No more random failure messages)
  • New retry option
  • Report now indicates percent success

2.0-rc5: Several improvements:

29 Jun 17:00
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  • Fixed support for empty excel columns and number formatting, also supports function cells now
  • Better support in actions for empty parameters as well as quoted strings, better space handling and support for tabs and newlines
  • Improvements in connection and authentication handling
  • Additional actions for tag management and folder creation

2.0-rc4

27 Feb 20:16
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Ranges added to batch mode

2.0-rc3

24 Feb 20:56
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Added fixes for batch mode and JSON batch data import

2.0-rc2

03 Feb 17:10
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Improved reporting

2.0 RC1

13 Jan 05:22
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This version adds:
-Upload support (both multi-part and PUT support)
-Load/Save actions
-Favorites
-Throttling (delays)
-Many bugs fixed

First version

07 Oct 02:41
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All basic functionality is present and accounted for. There's a lot of potential for growth but this is as good a starting point as any.