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@linhermx linhermx released this 24 Apr 22:51
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v1.0.0 - Initial Release

This release introduces the first official version of assemble, a Windows desktop application designed to calculate oven production capacity based on a standardized checklist and current inventory.

What's new

  • Windows Launcher (assemble_launcher.exe)

    • Simple startup for non-technical users
    • No manual Python installation required
    • Checks GitHub Releases and supports app updates
  • Standalone Windows App (assemble_windows.exe)

    • Self-contained desktop executable
    • GUI focused on production capacity analysis
    • Generates Excel reports and execution logs
  • Production capacity analysis

    • Calculates how many complete ovens can be built today
    • Identifies the material blocking the next oven
    • Shows shortages required to complete the next oven
    • Simulates shortages to reach a target of N ovens
  • Analysis rules

    • Aggregates repeated materials from the checklist
    • Respects excluded materials with incluir_en_capacidad = NO
    • Supports decimal consumption values for units such as Metro
    • Detects structure issues, missing inventory items, and incompatible units
  • Standardized Excel input

    • Supports a standardized checklist format
    • Supports a standardized inventory format
    • Ready to scale for additional oven models

How to use

  1. Download assemble_launcher.exe
  2. Double-click to start the application
  3. Load the standardized checklist
  4. Load the standardized inventory
  5. Select the output folder
  6. Set the target number of ovens
  7. Run the analysis

Advanced users can also run assemble_windows.exe directly.

Included assets

  • assemble_launcher.exe - Recommended for most users
  • assemble_windows.exe - Main Windows application

Notes

This version establishes the formal baseline of the project for internal Windows distribution and future GitHub Releases.