v1.0.0

• Feature: Set Appium version to 1.6.4
• Fix: Filepath capabilities was being parsed as array, parses it to string

v1.0.0-beta.6

• Feature: When update fails to work automatically, show a link to the releases page
• Feature: Add a simple element finding recommendation to the element detail
• Fix: With logTimestamps set to true, server console timestamps would all update anytime a new one came in
• Fix: When opening up the app after an old version had been installed, any click would cause an error due to inability to read settings files correctly

v1.0.0-beta.5

• Feature: When update complete, updater dialog asks user to close Appium instead of restarting it
• Feature: Updater dialog shows Linux users a link to releases page because Linux doesn't support autoupdates
• Fix: Windows waits 20 seconds after first run before checking for updates due to a timing issue with Squirrel.windows

1.0.0-beta.4

• Feature: add logging to autoUpdater (#74)
• Fix: improved markup and CSS in update window (#74)
• Fix: when an update is found, pulls release notes from GitHub API and displays them in the update window textarea

1.0.0-beta.3

• Feature: add "Attach to Session" tab on New Session window that allows attaching to an already-running session
• Fix: make 'connectHardwareKeyboard' capability true by default so that sims are interactable via the hardware keyboard when running under an Inspector session (#61)

1.0.0-beta.2

• Fix: issue where typing into a desired capability box was prevented if the app had not been used before. (#57)

1.0.0-beta.1

• Fix: shell environment was not loaded so drivers dependent on shell path or environment variables could not function (#45)
• Fix: some persistent settings keys were not given defaults and caused issues e.g. saving presets (#52)

v1.0.0-beta

Features

• Appium GUI application written in Electron, React and Redux
• Includes Appium 1.6.4-beta as a dependency
• Runs an Appium Server with user-specified settings
• Creates new Appium sessions with user-provided desiredCapabilities
• Can use SauceLabs, TestObject or any other arbitrary remote server to run Appium sessions
• Has an inspector window that allows the user to look at a screenshot and source of a running session
• Can select elements in the source and inspect their attributes
• Can call tap and sendKeys on elements