2.0.0 : BPMN ready

This release completes development on CamundaLibrary 1.x . The goal of version 1 has been to support most common BPMN artefacts, such as incidents, notifications and messages.

Complete list of features in new since 1.0: https://github.com/MarketSquare/robotframework-camunda/milestone/1?closed=1

New in Version 2:

Authentication

#10
This one has been on the list since day 1: If Camunda REST API requires authentication (it should!) CamundaLibrary supports now auth parameters:

Library    CamundaLibrary


*** Test Cases ***
Demonstrate basic auth
    ${camunda_config}    Create Dictionary    host=http://localhost:8080    username=markus    password=%{ENV_PASSWORD}
    Set Camunda Configuration    ${camunda_config}
    ${deployments}    Get deployments    #uses basic auth now implictly

Demonstrate Api Key
    ${camunda_config}    Create Dictionary    host=http://localhost:8080    api_key=%{ENV_API_KEY}   api_key_prefix=Bearer
    Set Camunda Configuration    ${camunda_config}
    ${deployments}    Get deployments    #uses api key implicitly

Breaking: Always raise exceptions when camunda request fails

#47
A few keywords were a little bit to generous in silently ignoring that the request to Camunda failed. Now all keywords raise an ApiException if the request to Camunda Platform fails for any reason.

Breaking: CamundaLibrary in SUITE scope

#59
CamundaLibrary has been in GLOBAL scope, meaning all task suites within one robot process would shared the same instance. That would become a problem when using several Camunda Platform instances. For a cleaner setup, the library now runs on SUITE level, meaning only all tasks within a suite share the same Camunda client.

Breaking: Removed deprecated keywords

#46
You might have noticed for the past months, that you got warnings in your logs when using deprecated keywords. If you haven't seen them, you are good. If you ignored them, you must migrate to other keywords, as the deprecated keywords have been removed entirely.

Support for Camunda Platform 7.16

#58
Added support for Camunda Platform 7.16 (which isn't hard, since Camunda is backwards compatible and awesome).