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@kensoh kensoh released this 21 Jun 19:42
· 683 commits to master since this release

TagUI is a CLI tool for digital process automation (RPA)

Major Changes

  • #131 - update from MIT to Apache 2.0 open-source license
  • #188 - cool TagUI Writer & ScreenShoter tools by @adegard
  • #164 - automate Chrome without restarting user's Chrome
  • #150 - deterministic sequential execution for edge cases
  • #216 - support for break and continue within for loops
  • #167 - support indentation for py and vision code blocks
  • #202 - include present() / visible() for Sikuki integration
  • #184 - csv_row() helper function for writing to csv files
  • #175 - csv datatable is now specified as a tagui option
  • #139 - repository is now tagui_local.csv, tagui_global.csv
  • #137 - user-defined functions tagui_local.js, tagui_global.js

Step Changes

  • #127 - added ask step for user input (reply saved to ask_result)
  • #212 - new way to click Chrome (scroll to view, hover, then click)
  • #78 - added rclick and dclick steps (right-click and double-click)
  • #140 - alternative way to improve double-clicking for Chrome
  • #113 - visual automation improvement - type page.png as text
  • #120 - enabled dynamic filenames to be used in TagUI steps
  • #122 - dynamic timing for wait step (delay base on variable)
  • #121 - make consecutive run steps execute synchronously
  • #123 - fixed run step when used with multiple parameters
  • #80 - fixed tagui step to make it work with indentation

Other Changes

  • #111 - curl.exe whitelisted, removing false-positive note
  • #119 - fix csv file non-new-line character on Windows
  • #146 - disable webservice execution of online flows
  • #157 - refresh sikuli offline setup to latest - v1.1.3
  • #191 - update snap step logic to work for Windows
  • #200 - fix filename issues when creating with absfile
  • #206 - fixed \ character handling in py, r, vision steps

With this release, TagUI is likely to enter maintenance mode. Rapid improvements on agility, reliability, and ease-of-use had been made with users' feedback for production development and deployment.