Releases · STOCD/OSCR-UI

This release implements an almost complete restructure of the codebase so please report any irregularities and bugs you encounter. Besides that, following major features have been added:

Improved log repair both using the dedicated function as well as on-the-fly while analyzing a combat. This should substantially reduce the amount of logfiles that need to be repaired before being analyzed.
All league table interactions will now run in the background and won't cause the UI to freeze anymore.
A status bar and log was added to give better feedback on what the app is currently doing.

Assets 5

27 Mar 14:53

Shinga13

v10.1.2

7a3cdfe

OSCR-UI v10.1.2

adding "Superheated Mass-Driver Array" to repair functionality
fixing combat time for entities with 0 combat time

Assets 5

05 Mar 18:24

Shinga13

v10.1.1

2fe9e45

OSCR-UI v10.1.1

Bugfixes:

Fixed an edge case that caused the LiveParser to crash when a player handle contained a whitespace

In addition to the downloads below, the app can also be installed from PyPI (OSCR-UI==10.1.1) using pip.

Assets 5

22 Feb 16:20

Shinga13

v10.1.0

076ceb6

v10.1.0

This release adds Battle of Korfez to the map detection and adds the ability to repair logs that use "Pull Together, Fall Apart".

Assets 5

15 Dec 16:20

Shinga13

v10.0.0

c260887

OSCR-UI 10.0.0

This release mainly introduces two changes:

App configuration is now on all platforms stored in the appropriate configuration folder.
Pyinstaller is now used to bundle the app and ready-to-install versions for Windows, Arch-based Linux and Debian-based Linux are available.

The app can also be installed from PyPI (OSCR-UI==10.0.0) using pip.

Assets 5

22 Oct 23:48

PsychedelicShayna

2025.9.14.1

d2f6191

2025.9.14.1

What's Changed

Added a new download option for Linux (OSCR-UI-x86_64-LinuxBinary.tgz) -- a precompiled Python binary with all Qt dependencies, assets, etc, in a _internal directory sitting next to it. This is an alternative to the currently broken AppImages, and is likely what we will use moving forward. However it may or may not be as portable as AppImages (it still expects you to have some basic essentials, like libc). If you run into any issues with it, please submit an issue we need feedback to determine how portable it is by default, and whether or not more things need to be included in the _internal assets folder for it to be considered stable; this is Qt we're talking about.
Upgrade cx_Freeze dependency to be compatible with Python 3.13, by @PsychedelicShayna in https://github.com/STOCD/OSCR-UI/pull/ 65
Bumped all dependencies to their latest versions, confirmed to work between 3.12 and 3.13
Corrected the minimum version requirement in pyproject.toml to accurately reflect the syntax being used which was introduced in PEP 695 (Type Parameter Syntax)
New experimental GitHub CI workflows.
Update README.md by @PsychedelicShayna in #66 to include instructions on installing in externally managed Python environments.