0.1.0

Solo Release 0.1.0

Highlights

This is the first release of solo! 🚀

We are excited to show our work and we want feedback!

The main features include:

• Basic HTTP requests
• Collections and Environments
• Lua scripting
• Import from OpenAPI documents, Postman, Bruno and curl
• Export collections to OpenAPI documents
• Git-based collaboration
• OAuth2 token retrieval and usage per-request
• Load testing with configurable iterations and concurrency
• Exportable request history

See more in our docs website.

Feedback

We want your feedback! Get in touch and report anything you think it's missing, not good, bugged, not working as expected, etc., opening a GitHub issue.

Known issues

Binaries are not signed by either codesign or signtool. We will explore our options once we had a solid round of feedbacks and we built our initial user base.

This means that, for now, Windows and macOS users will have to do extra steps:

• macOS users:
  • Install the application either via brew install solo or by downloading the binary from the releases page.
  • Try to open the application once. A message from macOS will show up saying that the application is from an untrusted developer.
  • Open a terminal and run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/solo.app, or open System Settings > Privacy & Security and click on Open Anyway.
• Windows users:
  • Install the application either via scoop install solo or by downloading the binary from the releases page.

    [!NOTE]

    After finishing the standalone binary download, some browsers (i.e.: Edge) may show a warning about the file not being downloaded often; there will be a menu option to keep the downloaded file.

  • When running Solo the first time, Windows may show a SmartScreen warning about this file not being signed by a trusted developer; click on "More info" and then "Execute anyway".