Manyworlds

Latest version: v0.5.0

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0.5.0

Added

- Support for in-line comments on scenario lines
- Support for separate line comments (ignored for output)

Changed

- Write step comments in-line instead of on following line

0.4.1

Fixed

- Fix broken dependency declaration in pyproject.toml (dependencies were not installed during installation of manyworlds 0.4.0)

0.4.0

Added

- Support for feature declaration (name and description)

Changed

- Improved terminal output of scenario hierarchy (better branch lines)

0.3.0

Added

- Add support for data table row comments

0.2.0

Changed

- When using the cli, the --output parameter is now optional so that the cli can be used to print the scenario hierarchy to the terminal only
- Change naming scheme for output scenarios: It is now the same for strict and relaxed scenarios, and organizational scenario names are enclosed in angle brackets to distinguish them from regular scenarios

Fixed

- The ScenarioForestfrom_file method used to parse a scenario with excess indentation without error as long as there is a scenario at the parent level somewhere in the tree to connect to. This now raises an "InvalidFeatureFileError" (fixes 12)
- Fixed link to CHANGELOG.md in pyproject.toml (fixes 8)

0.1.0

Changed

- Change naming scheme for 'relaxed' output scenarios: All path scenario names are now joined using ' > ' rather than using ' > ' for organizational scenarios and ' / ' for validated scenarios

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