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I've finally managed to get some stuff done to test-track.io. Still a bit of time away from being able to do the release unfortunately, and still not 100% but getting there.

Pretty much completed the test run overview page

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Unfortunately updates to test-track.io are going a lot slower than I hoped.

I’ve been struggling with a cough since start of Dec and it’s massively affecting my sleep so brain does not want to do code 😩. Hopefully released soon

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Happy new year everyone. Hope everyone has a great new year and my fellow #indiehackers and #buildinpublic get lots of MRR 😀🎉🍾
Have a new release of test-track.io coming soon. Updates in the thread below.

Not sure on the best time to release it, need to do a bit more testing so it might not be until the new year

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Started working on the test step history for test-track.io so you can see how a test step has progressed and by who until it has been successfully passed.

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Improved the UI for creating a new test step in test-track.io. Instead of having 2 description fields, and typing in a new row - then adding the details later.

There's now just a description field which contains all the detail and is in a simple form

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Bit of a bad #buildinpublic update.

I'm unfortunately considering shutting down @crashcatch.

Here's a few reasons why 👇
Finally felt well enough to do some work test-track.io.

Reworked the UI page for viewing all test runs against a test plan giving you a nice overview of your project is progressing

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Its been nearly 3 weeks since I've been able to work on side projects what with work and now ill for the past week.

I'll hopefully get back to it soon. Was hoping to get the UI improvements for @TestTrackIO done before Christmas but think that's unlikely now 😭

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Considering increasing the prices a bit on test-track.io. Got some advice that the price might be too low and maybe be putting potential users off.

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Thinking of making a deployment agent that ties in with CI/CD as is something I want to get into for my projects, but don't like the idea of third party apps, SSHing to my server and running cmd's

In two minds whether I should just build this for myself or sell

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Unfortunately not had much time in the last week with developing @TestTrackIO as been away for work. More of the same this week, hopefully get back to it properly next week.

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Reworked the projects page on @TestTrackIO

Think this page is pretty much done, on to improving the test plans/test run through page.

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Had some feedback that the web interface was a bit confusing on test-track.io. Also found the same thing when using it myself (actual use not dev/test)

The project page was always a bit temporary just to get started so given that an overhaul

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New version of test-track.io now released where it allows you to import your existing test plans from CSV and Excel Spreadsheet (*.xslx) into Test Track.

This makes it even easier to throw away the spreadsheets and save time and stress with your testing
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Managed to implement the CSV and Excel (xslx) test plan for @TestTrackIO over the weekend.

Hopefully should be released

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Working on CSV import for test-track.io.

So far going well, although this page is just the display of what is being imported, nothing done on the backend to actually do the backend end

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Nothing major but added a what's new section to test-track.io so you can see what's changed within the app.

Next going to add CSV and hopefully xlsx import to create a test plan from ones you might already have.

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New version of test-track.io is now live.

➡️ CSV Export of Run Throughs
➡️ PDF Report of Run Through
➡️ Unlimited Read Only Team Members (All Plans)
➡️ UI Improvements and Bug Fixes

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PDF Exports of a test run through coming soon to test-track.io.

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