HardPy 0.20.0 released

We’ve published a new HardPy release focused on improving reliability and making result storage more flexible.

What’s new

• Fixed an issue with saving test reports to CouchDB. In some cases reports were not persisted correctly; this is now resolved.
(PR #243, thanks @rici4kubicek)

• Added support for storing test results in JSON files as an alternative to CouchDB. This makes HardPy easier to use in offline setups, local development, or simple test stands where a database is not required.
(PR #239)

• Added documentation describing how to configure and use the new JSON storage backend.
(PR #244)

Why it matters

This release removes a reliability issue in CouchDB-based setups and gives you more freedom in how you store test results, especially for lightweight or offline test environments.

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