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1.58.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Changed

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Added

  • Improved the first login experience in MyTraL DESKTOP incarnation: when no user profile exists yet, a default athlete user ("MyTraL Athlete") is auto-created and auto-logged in, landing straight on the dashboard - no sign-up/login step required. Logging out disables auto-login until the next explicit login, so a second/third user can be added or logged into from the login page.
  • Calendar and sickness heatmaps now mark today with a yellow rectangle so the current week and day stand out, and each sickness day's tooltip now reads like 2026-05-25: 3x sick instead of a bare count.

Fixed

  • Fixed path(s) in Snap which pointed outside of strict confinement filesystem.

Documentation

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1.57.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Published MyTraL to the Snap Store at https://snapcraft.io using strict confinement. The Snap Store snap runs the local server and opens the UI in the default browser. Athlete data are stored in $SNAP_USER_COMMON (~/snap/mytral/common) i.e. are NOT stored in the location used by all other distros - data persist until uninstall (snapd keeps a snapshot for ~31 days after snap remove).
  • Added new body mannequin - from robot-like to realistic anatomical muscle geometry adapted from the MIT-licensed react-native-body-highlighter.
  • Added activity bookmarks - bookmark any activity from its detail page.
  • Added an Elevation aspect to the This vs. Last and Charts pages, comparing weekly, monthly, and yearly elevation gain. The weekly and monthly charts also show a dashed red Everesting (8848 m) reference line so athletes can see whether their cumulative climbing reaches Mt. Everest peak.

Changed

  • Redrew the body mannequin with realistic anatomical muscle geometry, used everywhere it appears (muscle load, injuries, and sickness). Muscle load now renders as a cool-to-hot volume heatmap.

Documentation

  • Documented both strict and classic Snap installations.
  • Documented the missing python3-all build prerequisite for local .deb builds (make distro-ubuntu-deb) in the installation guide.

Fixed

  • Fixed Ubuntu PPA/.deb installation on Ubuntu releases that do not ship Python 3.12 as the system interpreter (trusty through focal) - postinst now uses uv to provision a self-contained Python 3.12 under /opt/mytral, independent of the host's system Python.
  • Fixed .deb package Architecture metadata (all -> amd64 arm64) to match what postinst's uv bootstrap actually supports, so apt refuses unsupported architectures upfront instead of installing a package that fails during configure.
  • Fixed .deb postinst failing with an unclear uv pip install error when the bundled wheel or requirements.txt was missing - it now fails fast with a clear message.

Security

  • Hardened .deb postinst: the downloaded uv binary is now verified against a pinned sha256 checksum before extraction, closing a supply-chain gap where a tampered or corrupted release asset would otherwise be executed as root during package installation.

Infrastructure

  • Rewrote build/ubuntu/launchpad-release.sh to accept an optional Ubuntu codename argument, building (and optionally uploading) a single distribution instead of always looping over every supported version.
  • Added a UBUNTU_VERSION parameter (default noble) to make distro-ubuntu-deb, and a new make distro-launchpad-release-version target to build and upload a single Ubuntu version's PPA package.

1.56.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Added a Flatpak distribution (fitness.mytral.Mytral). The package runs the local server and opens the UI in the default browser. Athlete data are stored outside of the sandbox in the standard MyTraL directory.
  • Added Distro Tarball GHA workflow that builds the upstream tarball in rel/<major.minor.patch> branches targeting main.
  • Added Distro Snap GHA workflow that builds the Snap package in rel/<major.minor.patch> branches targeting main.
  • Added Distro Windows GHA workflow that builds the Windows installer and ZIP archive on a Windows runner in rel/<major.minor.patch> branches targeting main.
  • Added Distro Flatpak GHA workflow that builds the Flatpak bundle in rel/<major.minor.patch> branches targeting main.
  • Added distro-win-zip Makefile target that packages the Windows desktop executable into a ZIP archive (distro/windows/mytral-<version>.exe.zip).

Changed

  • Removed the Waitress WSGI server from the desktop edition. The desktop app serves a single local, so it now uses Flask's built-in threaded server - this removes a dependency and simplifies installation and packaging across Snap, PPA, and the Windows installer.
  • Updated bleach from 6.3 to 6.4.
  • Updated cryptography from 46.0 to 48.0.
  • Updated msgpack from 1.0 to 1.2.
  • Updated pytest (dev) from 8.4 to 9.0.

Documentation

  • Documented Flatpak install and build.
  • Documented Snap build.

Fixed

  • Fixed distro-win-installer Makefile target which depended on the Linux targets.

1.55.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Changed

  • Switched from Python 3.11 to Python 3.12. The main reason is that Snap 22 runtime had Python 3.10 and Snap 24 runtime has Python 3.12. New Python constructs - like type, override, and T - will be incorporated as I go.

Added

  • Added improved Windows installer make targets and build artifacts.
  • Added Ubuntu resolute to Launchpad PPA.

Fixed

  • Fixed "missing waitress" server in the MyTraL installation from PPA apt log.

Documentation

  • Banner improved by the switch to MyTraL WWW palette.

1.54.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Fixed

  • Fixed and refactored Snap distribution builder to have snapcraft.io on repository paths required by snapcraft.io, use host's vs. container's resources correctly, and avoid use of (host) hard-coded paths.

1.53.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Added Windows installer built with Inno Setup 6 (build/windows/installer/mytral-setup.iss). Installs to C:\Program Files\MyTraL\, registers an uninstaller, and optionally creates a Desktop shortcut.
  • Added distro-windows-installer Makefile target to build the Windows installer after the desktop executable is built with distro-desktop-build-win.
  • Added distro-windows-clean Makefile target to remove Windows installer build artifacts.
  • Added Ubuntu PPA distribution for Ubuntu via Launchpad (ppa:ultradvorka/sport).
  • Added distro-ubuntu-deb Makefile target to build .deb package locally.
  • Added Snap package distribution for universal Linux package management. Opens a native desktop window via FlaskUI via classic confinement. User data stored in default locations.

Fixed

  • Fixed elevation chart rendering in the application's analysis page by smoothing the GPX points.
  • Fixed .deb packaging: Python dependencies are installed into an isolated virtualenv at /opt/mytral/venv/ - system Python environment is never polluted.
  • Fixed .deb wrapper scripts to export MYTRAL_INCARNATION, MYTRAL_USER_REGISTRATION, and MYTRAL_ENABLE_CACHE environment variables for correct desktop startup.

Performance

  • Fixed top calendar week navigation which was slooow as it was build on the frontend - moved it to the backend.
  • Fixed top feed day navigation which was slooow as it was build on the frontend - moved it to the backend.
  • Fixed duplicated activities list loading by the routes.py::calendar_view()

Documentation

  • Added MyTraL configuration guide.
  • Added Ubuntu PPA installation guide.
  • Added Ubuntu .deb installation guide.

1.52.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Added Windows 10 distribution build to GH release.

Fixed

  • Fixed Desktop binary environment variables based setup so that athletes can create accounts OOTB.

Documentation

  • Added Ubuntu distribution build guide.
  • Added Python @ Ubuntu distribution guide.
  • Added Debian @ Docker distribution guide.
  • Added Fedora @ Docker distribution guide.

1.51.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Added activity type color border hint to goals, gear, and several other pages.
  • Added Strava synchronization of individual activities from the activity GET page.
  • Added card encouraging athlete to create an activity to pages which need at least one activity to render.
  • Added weight to gear.
  • Added tarball distribution.
  • Added Debian @ Docker distribution.
  • Added Fedora @ Docker distribution.
  • Added weight field to gear model allowing track the weight of your gear like running shoes, or bikes.

Fixed

  • Fixed km / hour usage of retired gears with no history.
  • Fixed exercise / symptom delete message to contain display name (not UUID) when removing these entities from an activity.
  • Removed color from Strava links on the day activities view and search result view.
  • Fixed exercise and symptom delete pages to show display names instead of UUIDs.

Documentation

  • Adding the installation documentation.

1.50.0

This MyTraL release is very special to me. After years of coding and hacking together various versions of MyTraL I am moving to a brand-new Git repository on my 50th birthday.

Sports have been my main hobby for 40 years - I have 30 years of training data scattered across everything from paper logs to MyTraL. Today, I’m starting a fresh chapter - free from hacks, sensitive data and the "sins of my youth."

Channeling Steve Prefontaine energy today - pure heart, max effort, FLOSS execution!

Added

  • Added polyline with map background to the activity feed.
  • Added rainbow polyline w/ running dot to the activity feed.
  • Added elevation chart to the activity feed.
  • Added "maximize map" action to the activity view page.
  • Added description field to symptoms so that user can specify how to cure such injury or illness.
  • Added import of Strava bulk user export ZIP archive (activities, GPX/TCX recordings, photos).
  • Added TCX import (individual files and directory of recordings/archives).
  • Added gender field to the athlete profile in order to calculate metrics like TRIMP more accurately.
  • Added TRIMP calculation and chart to the Progress menu.
  • Added FIT directory import - import all FIT files from a local directory in one go, with automatic conflict detection and parquet generation.
  • Bulldozer framework - a multiprocessing-based sandboxed job runner for parallelizing CPU-bound import workloads across multiple cores.
  • GPX polyline encoding with 2 selectable methods: fast distance-based sampling (default) and legacy RDP-based simplification for preview rendering. New GPX polyline encoding is ~4000× faster with the new distance-based sampling method - the default for all recording import paths.
  • Added meta sport taxonomy based lifetime totals insight page.
  • Added new cards on the homepage indicating the risk of injury, gear needed service, suggested activity and weight balance.
  • Added resting HR estimate to the athlete metrics page.

Changed

  • Strava API import is not hidden behing feature flag (just inverse condition on FE).
  • Refactored Predictions insight page to two pages - Predictions and Analytics.
  • Rewritten task manager, tasks and tasks invocation - removed duplicated task manager definitions, converged to MyTraL's task manager, typed tasks are used from now on.
  • Strava bulk ZIP archive import rewritten with Bulldozer framework for parallel photo & recording upload, parquet conversion, and GPX map-data precomputation.
  • Polar Precision Performance import rewritten with Bulldozer framework - HRM blob upload and parquet generation now run in .

Removed

  • Removed Suffer Score from the ActivityEntity and related forms and HTML code.

Fixed

  • Fixed blobstore logging message which no longer specifies wrong blob type.
  • Polar HRM import conflict resolution no longer fails on missing year-cache entries.
  • fit_tool monkeypatch tolerates non-UTF8 bytes in FIT string fields (Garmin developer fields), preventing silent parse failures.
  • Fixed many problems in the Polar PPP import - from user forgetting to switch the activity type, to the source of data (HRM vs. PDD) and the right units.
  • Fixed notifications decorator - it's newly tightly coupled w/ the icon.

1.9.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Added import from FIT.
  • Added import from GPX - file or directory.
  • Added GPX recording management: upload, view metadata, edit name/description/keywords, download, and delete.
  • Added storing of recorded data (FIT, GPX, Polar HRM) to Parquet and Polars-based loading/saving.
  • Added power zones.
  • Added HR zones.
  • Added 2D maps rendering for GPX recordings.
  • Added athlete performance metrics w/ FTP, aerobic/anaerobic thresholds, ... estimates.
  • Added recorded data analytics - ridge/bar/line charts of various metrics.
  • Added multi-photo upload support for activities - up to 50 photos per activity.
  • Added outfits selection to activity create and update (all) forms.
  • Added outfits display to activity detail page.
  • Added sickness / injury in time chart.
  • Added day-based navigation to the activity feed.
  • Added week-based navigation to the caledar activity view.
  • Added avatar/photo upload support for users, AI coaches, gear, goals, and exercises.
  • Added preview of TabPFN ML-powered predictions feature with dedicated settings and predictions pages (behind feature flag).
  • Added sponsor link to the application layout.
  • Added Windows binary build.
  • Added and expanded sport taxonomy and mappings (new meta_activity_type, many new AT_* constants, Strava/FIT mappings, Concept2 uses AT_ROW_ERG).
  • Enriched bootstraps for activity types, exercises, and symptoms (muscle groups, descriptions/default weights, symptom body-part targeting) with new pytest coverage.

Changed

  • Core data model changes:
    • ActivityEntity.sport renamed to ActivityEntity.activity_type_key - breaks backward compatibility.
    • Added ActivityEntity.avg_cadence and ActivityEntity.max_cadence - consider rides, rowing, swimming, and other activities.
    • Added ActivityEntity.meta_activity_type - consider ski aggregating DP/F roller ski, DP/F nordic ski, ...
    • Added ActivityEntity.tags.
    • Added ActivityEntity.is_plan.
  • Reworked photo UI flows (entity photo galleries, activity/exercise photo metadata editor pages, markdown image support) and updated documentation site pages.
  • Data migration framework:
    • Migration step: rename sport to activity type in activities and gears.
    • Migration step: merge new activity types, exercises and symptoms.
    • Expert UI tool: migration of activities from one activity type to another.
    • Python tool: re-sync Strava activities to re-new lost source attributes.

Fixed

  • Activity update no longer purges source attributes (ID, descriptor and URL).
  • Blobstore exception handling in activity view/update routes now only silently ignores expected BlobStoreError; unexpected errors are logged and re-raised for easier debugging.
  • GPX import rewritten to be non-blocking (except upload) and to make intensive work in the asynchronous task.

Performance

  • Per-request total size limit is now enforced when uploading multiple photos in a single request, preventing excessive memory use.
  • EXIF metadata stripping in image processing no longer materialises the full pixel array into a Python list; metadata is cleared in-place, reducing memory allocation significantly for large images.

Documentation

  • HTML documentation is newly generated from Markdown files in this repository.
  • Public HTML documentation for mytral.fitness is newly generated from Markdown files in this repository.

Tests

  • Added random attack which generates synthetic data of all MyTraL entities including attachments and recordings.

1.8.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • ACoaches - AI coaching feature powered by LLM providers:
    • Configure LLM providers: local Ollama, Anthropic Claude, or OpenAI GPT — each with optional API key stored encrypted at rest.
    • Define AI coaches with custom names and system prompts (personality, focus area, coaching style); built-in out-of-the-box prompt templates to get started quickly.
    • Persistent multi-turn chat sessions with each coach — full history saved per user.
    • Context-aware responses: coaches automatically receive recent activities, PRs, gear, symptoms, and athlete profile as structured context with every message.
    • Streaming responses for real-time token-by-token output in the chat UI.
    • Fetch available models directly from a running Ollama instance.
    • New dependencies: anthropic, openai, pydantic-ai, griffe.
  • Extensibility API: introducing ability of pluggable activities importers.
  • Desktop and webapp MyTraL incarnation which controls sign-up and log-in process.
  • Users are newly allowed to enable auto-login on desktop.
  • Dashboard revamp for better UX - advanced charts refactored to Insights, this vs. last month moved to the dashboard.
  • Injection of feature flags to Jinja templates.
  • Import of activities from Concept2 CSV, Google Sheets CSV, MyTraL JSON.
  • Import of entities from MyTraL JSON files.
  • Rewritten Strava API (developer) integration (deprecated due to legal term changes).

Fixed

  • Completely rewritten MyTraL configuration, ability to configure MyTraL using environment variables and default values.
  • Fixed directory resolution and use to by compliant with XDG base directory specification https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/latest/
  • Removed desktop.key to ensure portability in case that MyTraL is used on different machines which share the data.
  • Fixed discarded fields when updating activities - add/edit/delete exercises/lap/symptom while other fields were modified lead to the loss of data.
  • Fixed desktop distribution build as it became the main distribution incarnation going forward.

1.7.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Ability to specify muscle groups for exercises and activity types - shown in the activity detail and day pages.
  • Ability to specify body part for symptoms - shown in Me page.
  • Muscle group heatmap in the day presented as manequinn.
  • Previous / next day navigation in the day and activity view.
  • Structured logging using structlog.
  • User dataset size statistics to the account page.

Performance

  • Deployments and build configuration upgraded from Python 3.10 to Python 3.11.
  • Source code migrated to 3.11 constructions like match or Self.

Fixed

  • Progress/PRs grouping based on time e.g. 30' laps.

1.6.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Filtering of fields in create / update activity HTML pages.
  • Filtering of exercise types by tag.
  • Markdown support for activity, exercise type, gear, outfit, goal, and lap/route descriptions.
  • Ranked laps: added ranked boolean field to LapEntity so individual laps within an activity can be marked as personal bests, mirroring the existing ranked flag on activities.
  • Progress / PRs page now includes ranked laps in addition to ranked activities, showing lap name, distance, duration, activity types, and date with a link back to the parent activity.

Performance

  • DRY of Jinja templates - new macros and includes.

Security

  • Moved Flask SECRET_KEY to MYTRAL_SECRET_KEY (with a random per-start fallback + warning) and restricted CORS origins via MYTRAL_CORS_ORIGINS.
  • Made debug mode configurable via MYTRAL_DEBUG and default server bind host configurable via MYTRAL_HOST (default 127.0.0.1).
  • Upgraded password hashing to bcrypt and introduced backward-compatible verification for legacy SHA-256 hashes; updated login to use verify_password.
  • Hardened Strava integration: HTTPS OAuth authorize URL, removed token logging, and switched activity export to Authorization: Bearer instead of query-string tokens.
  • Fixed several runtime issues in routes (invalid enum/int handling, uninitialized variables, and incorrect activity key type).
  • Fixed negative index exploitation: added index < 1 guard after int(index) conversion in exercise and symptom update/delete routes to prevent pop(-1) silently deleting the last list element.
  • Fixed timing side-channel in legacy SHA-256 password verification: replaced == with hmac.compare_digest().
  • Fixed CORS origins parsing: added .strip() to each origin to prevent leading/trailing whitespace causing origin mismatches.
  • Added URL and DSN to env-var redaction blocklist on the admin/settings page to prevent credential-bearing connection strings from leaking.
  • Added boot-time warning log when MYTRAL_CORS_ORIGINS is not set in the environment.
  • Added RuntimeError fail-fast guard in run.py when debug=True is combined with a non-loopback MYTRAL_HOST to prevent accidental remote debugger exposure.
  • Added unit tests for hash_password and verify_password covering bcrypt, legacy SHA-256, wrong passwords, and empty inputs.

Fixed

  • Fixed enable_cache=False (passthrough) mode: activities were still served from stale in-memory data on subsequent requests because dataset_name() and set_dataset_name() were not overridden in PassthroughUserCache, causing _load() to skip filesystem re-reads after the first request. Both methods are now overridden so every request always reloads activity data from the filesystem.

Infrastructure

  • All dependencies and dev dependency group items pinned with ~= in pyproject.toml.
  • Security: upgraded bokeh 3.6.3 → 3.8.2 (CVE-2026-21883), flask 3.1.0 → 3.1.3 (CVE-2025-47278, CVE-2026-27205), flask-cors 5.0.0 → 6.0.2 (CVE-2024-6866, CVE-2024-6844, CVE-2024-6839), jinja2 3.1.5 → 3.1.6 (CVE-2025-27516), pillow 11.1.0 → 12.1.1 (CVE-2026-25990), requests 2.32.3 → 2.32.5 (CVE-2024-47081), tornado 6.4.2 → 6.5.4 (CVE-2025-47287), urllib3 2.3.0 → 2.6.3 (CVE-2025-50182, CVE-2025-50181, CVE-2025-66418, CVE-2025-66471, CVE-2026-21441), werkzeug 3.1.3 → 3.1.6 (CVE-2025-66221, CVE-2026-21860, CVE-2026-27199).

1.5.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Eisenhower matrix HTML page for goals.
  • Ability to tag exercises to filter them and to create routines/sets.
  • Admin view with the deployment environment introspection.

Removed

  • CLAUDE.md removed as its content is getting obsolete (GitHub copilot and Augment AI is used for agent assisted coding).
  • pip based Makefile as well as requirements*.txt files removed as switch to uv is definitive and there is no need to keep these files with gradually obsolete content.

Fixed

  • Fixed unexplainable set of minutes and seconds when creating / updating an activity.
  • Units format and hints in charts y-axis legends as well as charts hover-over tooltips.
  • GitHub Actions workflows to use uv instead of pip.
  • Fixed deading and writing of unicode characters, like emojis, by forcing UTF-8 encoding in JSON IO persistence functions.

Documentation

  • HTML documentation scripts revamp.
  • Added "Why MyTraL?" HTML documentation page.
  • End to end review of sources to ensure AGPL license omnipresence.
  • SpaceShip.com deployment documentation and artifacts.

Infrastructure

  • Switched from black, isort and flake8 to ruff for configurability and speed.
  • Code quality toolchain configuration moved from files to pyproject.toml.
  • Makefile target to sync data between SpaceShip.com and localhost.
  • Updated 2026 year in the copyright.

1.4.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Pass through cache allowing to operate on system where caching would cause data inconsistency (data modified & uploaded to cache on 1 node and then overwritten on another node).

1.3.2

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Weight graph shows the Monday's date instead of the week number.
  • Goals listing page shows activity type display name instead of the ID.

1.3.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Onboarding logic:
    • checklist feature with progress tracking
    • User onboarding state management
    • Checklist items for profile completion and gear setup
    • Completion percentage calculation
    • Dismiss and reset functionality for onboarding

Fixed

  • Fixed strava.com import failing due to printing non-ASCII characters to console.

1.2.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Gear Components Feature: Track individual components of gear items
    • Add, edit, delete components for any gear (e.g., bike chain, running shoe insoles)
    • Automatic usage tracking from activities (distance and time)
    • Service interval monitoring (km, hours, and time-based)
    • Visual notifications when components require service
    • Service history recording with costs
    • Component replacement workflow with chain tracking
    • Component status management (active/retired)
    • Total Cost of Ownership (TCoO) includes all component and service costs
    • Support for multiple service intervals per component
    • Attention indicators in gear list showing components needing service
  • Settings:
    • Added 4 metrics for goals, exercises, symptoms, laps and outfits.

Changed

  • Changed activities and settings (gear, exercises, symptoms, ...) JSON persistence from dicts to lists.
  • Enhanced Gear class to support components and component history.
  • Updated gear list to show service attention indicators.
  • Updated gear detail page to show components table.
  • Improved TCoO calculation to include all component costs.
  • Activity creation/update now tracks component usage automatically.

Infrastructure

  • Added web application distribution build.
  • Rewritten desktop application executable build.

1.1.0

This MyTraL minor release brings:

Added

  • Lap type data model entity, forms, routes and HTML pages.
  • Day view.
  • Activity feed view.
  • Body diagram with interactive injuries and sicknesses filtering.

Changed

  • Removed activity_key field in the activity/exercises[] items.
  • Renamed activity/exercises[]/name to activity/exercises[]/name.
  • Activity can newly have more than one gear.
  • Activity newly has 0 or more laps.

Removed

  • Route data model entity, forms and HTML pages.

Infrastructure

  • Version management with the single source of truth (SSOT) approach.

Documentation

  • Scripts for building of the HTML documentation.
  • Initial drafts of digitization, terminology and normalization documentation.

1.0.0

This MyTraL major release brings:

Added

  • Initial release of MyTraL training log application.
  • User authentication and session management.
  • Training log entry creation and management.
  • Activity tracking (running, cycling, swimming, strength training).
  • Interactive Bokeh charts for training data visualization.
  • Weekly and monthly training statistics.
  • JSON-based data persistence.
  • Responsive web interface using Tabler framework.
  • WTForms-based form validation.
  • Export training data to CSV format.
  • Training calendar view.
  • Activity filtering and search functionality.

Security

  • Secure password hashing for user accounts.
  • Session management with Flask-Login.
  • CSRF protection on all forms.

Performance

  • Optimized JSON file operations for faster data loading.
  • Lazy loading of chart data for improved page load times.

Documentation

  • Complete README with installation and setup instructions.
  • API documentation for backend modules.
  • User guide for training log features.
  • Development setup guide.

Infrastructure

  • Flask-based web server configuration.
  • Deployment configuration for PythonAnywhere.
  • Automated testing with pytest.
  • Code quality tools (black, flake8, isort).
  • Makefile for common development tasks.
  • UV-based dependency management.

0.0.1

This MyTraL patch release brings:

Added

  • Initial YAML data format with applications.
  • Manually written pure HTML pages no-JavaScript/no-CSS (bar) charts.

0.0.0 - 2014-09-12

The first MyTraL commit - YAML based datasets with Python based scripts.

Changelog Conventions

All notable changes to MyTraL (My Training Log) are documented by this file whose format is based on Keep a Changelog. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning. Find conventions details and template at the bottom of this document.

Version Numbering (Semantic Versioning)

  • MAJOR (X.0.0): Incompatible API changes, breaking changes, or major functionality overhauls.
  • MINOR (x.Y.0): New features added in a backward-compatible manner.
  • PATCH (x.y.Z): Backward-compatible bug fixes, security patches, and minor improvements.

Changes are organized into the following categories:

  • Added: New features, functionality, or capabilities.
  • Changed: Changes in existing functionality or behavior.
  • Deprecated: Features that will be removed in upcoming releases.
  • Removed: Features or functionality that have been removed.
  • Fixed: Bug fixes and error corrections.
  • Security: Security vulnerability fixes and improvements.
  • Performance: Performance improvements and optimizations.
  • Documentation: Documentation updates and improvements.
  • Dependencies: Dependency updates and changes.
  • Infrastructure: Build, deployment, and infrastructure changes.

Entry Format

  • Use present tense ("Add feature" not "Added feature").
  • Start with a verb when possible.
  • Be concise but descriptive.
  • Reference issue/PR numbers when applicable: [#123].
  • Group related changes together.
  • Most important changes first within each category.

Release Date Format

  • Use ISO 8601 date format: YYYY-MM-DD.

Version History Links