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---
title: Release notes for Subplot
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This file summarises the changes between released versions of Subplot and its
associated libraries.
# Version 0.2.2, released 2021-08-07
This is release is meant for use by people other than Subplot's own
developers. It is of ALPHA quality, in that what is implemented is
meant to work, but we reserve the right to make backwards incompatible,
breaking changes in future releases.
## General
* When a scenario step matches more than one binding, the error
message now lists all the matching bindings to make it easier for
the user to fix the problem. (By Lars Wirzenius)
* The documentation now explains core concepts relevant to Subplot,
and suggests an initial workflow for a project using Subplot. (By
Lars Wirzenius)
## Python support
* The `lib/daemon` Subplot library now uses custom Python code instead
of the netcat tool. This removes a dependency, and also avoids the
problem of there being at least two more or less incompatible
versions of netcat in common use. (By Alexander Batischev)
* The `lib/daemon` library now has a way to pass environment variables
to the daemon. (By Alexander Batischev)
## Bash support
* The documentation now makes it clearer that the `files_get`
function returns the contents of the embedded file and not a
filename. (By Richard Maw)
* Some spelling and other language mistakes have been fixed in the
documentation for Bash support. (By Richard Maw)
* The `dict` helper functions can now read embedded files. (By Richard
Maw)
* The generated Bash test program now supports the `--env` option to
let the user pass in environment variables when invoking the test
program. (By Richard Maw)
* Assertion functions now return an error rather then terminating the
test program. This lets cleanups run. (By Richard Maw)
# Version 0.2.1, released 2021-07-11
This is the first release meant for use by people other than Subplot's
own developers.
* The locations of the `dot` and `plantuml` programs and for the Java
byte code interpreter can now be configured when Subplot is invoked,
which is useful when they're not installed in the locations where
Debian puts them. Those programs are used by Subplot to render
diagrams.
* The `./check` script now outputs the last one hundred lines or so of
the log file produced by the generated test program, if that program
fails. This makes it easier to debug failures under CI.
* Additionally, there have been some minor tweaks only visible to
those developing Subplot itself.
# Version 0.2.0, released 2021-06-12
This is the first public release of Subplot. No APIs or other surfaces are to be
considered stable at this time. While the `subplotlib` and `subplotlib-derive`
crates have been published, they do not form part of this release.
The only _template_ which is considered in any sense "supported" in this release
is the `python` template.
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