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Locust v0.3.2

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@zomglings zomglings released this 28 Sep 02:33
583af54

This releases adds more usage entries.

Previously, usage entries were only reporting the use of imports. Now, in addition to this, the usage entries also specify the full symbols being used in addition to the imported prefix of those symbols.

This change applies to the locust Python analyzer.

Locust v0.3.1

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@kompotkot kompotkot released this 17 Aug 10:37
1d0e58a

Fixed version of protobuf.

Locust v0.3.0

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@zomglings zomglings released this 30 Mar 23:56

Removed requirements.txt

This also takes care of security vulnerabilities introduced by pinned versions of dependencies in the GitHub Action that ran tests for this repo.

Locust v0.2.8

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@zomglings zomglings released this 25 May 08:34
0a0771e

Fixes a bug where Python AST parsing was broken on parsing Attribute nodes.

Instead of raising an exception, we stop expansion of the attribute node so as not to fail parsing of an entire file.

Locust v0.2.7

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@zomglings zomglings released this 23 Feb 17:52
104d66b

GitHub CI helper publish command accepts all standard locust arguments now.

Locust v0.2.6

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@zomglings zomglings released this 22 Feb 17:28
e2af568

Locust GitHub CI helper now has the ability to publish Locust summaries to Bugout.

Locust v0.2.5

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@zomglings zomglings released this 17 Feb 16:27
0bb8093

Added short summaries for GitHub HTML: --format github.

Locust v0.2.0

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@zomglings zomglings released this 05 Nov 00:16
3316b0a

This release marks the introduction of custom language support via plugins.

We have introduced a Javascript plugin which can be used together with Locust's Python capabilities. It is also easy to write new plugins for other languages.

This release also includes the change from (unofficial) release v0.1.6 which introduced the --metadata flag to the Locust CLI. You can use this flag to add custom metadata to the top level of the Locust summary object.