Releases: jdrempel/reqtool
Release list
v0.4.1
v0.4.0
This release moves the options to a toolbar menu and replaces the sidebar content with a preview of the .req file that would be created if the user pressed the "Generate REQ" button at that moment. Some stability fixes are also included. As always, feel free to post suggestions or bug reports in the Issues section of this repo.
v0.3.1
This patch release fixes an issue where the tool would attempt to load the Roboto Medium font from a fixed path on the user's file system. The font is now embedded in the application binary. Initially this release will only contain the Windows release - the Linux release will be added later. (update 2024-04-23: Linux release has been added)
v0.3.0
This release adds a graphical user interface (GUI) to the tool. Running the tool with no command-line arguments, or by double-clicking in your file explorer, will bring up the GUI window. See the README for basic instructions on how to use the GUI.
There are likely to be a few bugs introduced by adding the GUI. Please open an issue if you discover any problems.
v0.2.0-alpha
This release gates ODF parsing behaviour behind a new optional command line argument: -p/--parse-odfs. Now, dependencies within ODFs will not be automatically parsed and added into the output .req file unless the new argument is given.
Some improvements to logging were also made.
v0.1.0-alpha
This marks the first release of reqtool. This is a very early build and relatively untested. Please provide feedback with bugs or suggested enhancements.
Note: there is no GUI available right now, so it must be run from a command line (e.g. cmd on Windows or bash on Linux). GUI support is planned for the future.
Use reqtool -h for a list of options. Right now there is only one optional argument, -o/--output, which determines the location/name of the .req file that is created by the tool. Example: reqtool -o Sides/tur/foobar.req Sides/tur/odf.