Release of v2.2.0

Breaking Changes

• Removed TrackingMiddleware - The TrackingMiddleware and RequestTracker classes introduced in v2.1.0 have been removed from the library
• Removed pytest plugin - The berapi.contrib.pytest_plugin module has been removed

What's New

• pytest-html Integration Guide - Added comprehensive documentation (docs/pytest-html-tracking.md) showing how to implement request/response tracking in pytest-html reports using
  a simple custom middleware approach
  • Color-coded status badges (Green 2xx, Yellow 4xx, Red 5xx)
  • cURL command generation for easy request reproduction
  • CSS optimized layout without horizontal scrolling
  • Example implementation in tests/test_pytest_html_example.py

Why This Change?

The library returns to the focused core functionality of v2.0.0 with a clean middleware system. Instead of shipping a built-in tracking solution, we now provide documentation and
examples so you can implement tracking tailored to your needs.

Core Features (Unchanged)

• Fluent assertions with chainable syntax
• Middleware system (LoggingMiddleware, BearerAuthMiddleware, ApiKeyMiddleware)
• Retry with exponential backoff and jitter
• OpenAPI/JSON Schema validation
• Structured logging with structlog

Migration from v2.1.0

If you were using TrackingMiddleware, follow the guide in docs/pytest-html-tracking.md to implement your own tracking middleware using the provided examples.

Release of v2.1.0

New changes:

• middleware to support pytest-html for adding req-response log
• so debugging can be easier

v2.0.0

Add bunch of new features, it might break your existing project as well

• New package structure with src/ layout
• New Settings class for configuration
• Middleware system for extensibility
• Structured logging with structlog
• Built-in retry with exponential backoff
• Renamed assertion methods for clarity
• Unified data access with get() method