FAQ
General Information
What does "Vedro" mean?
Pronunciation: vedro (veh-dro) — stress on the first syllable. Think of "veh" (like the vowel sound in "bed"), then "dro" (like the start of "drone").
Meaning & Concept: In Croatian and Serbian (Serbo-Croatian), vedro generally means "clear", "bright", or "cheerful". It’s often used to describe a clear, cloudless sky or fair weather. By choosing this word, the framework aims to convey transparency and stability in testing. Just as a clear sky has no obscurities, the goal of Vedro is to eliminate confusion or uncertainty in the testing process, providing an open and direct approach to ensuring quality.
Is there a big company behind Vedro?
No. Vedro has been open source from day one and isn’t affiliated with any company. It’s a community-driven project guided by passionate contributors and maintainers who believe in clear, reliable, and easy-to-understand testing practices.
Compatibility & Requirements
Which Python versions does Vedro support?
Vedro supports Python versions 3.8 and later. You can confirm the specific Python versions currently supported by checking the badges/classifiers section on the PyPI project page at PyPI.
Community & Contribution
How can I contribute to Vedro testing framework?
Vedro warmly welcomes contributions from the community! Whether you have ideas, bug fixes, feature proposals, or enhancements, your input is greatly valued. To get started, check out the detailed community and contribution guidelines available at vedro.io/community.
Does Vedro have a community forum or Slack group?
Yes, Vedro has an active and growing community! Feel free to participate in discussions, exchange insights, ask questions, receive support, or network with other community members and maintainers. Join the official Slack community at vedro-universe.slack.com to stay connected, informed, and actively involved in Vedro’s ongoing development and evolution.
Updates & Versioning
Where can I find Vedro’s latest updates and changelog?
You can view detailed information about the latest changes, improvements, and version history by visiting the changelog page at vedro.io/changelog. Be the first to get notified and stay updated by following us on social media: X (Twitter), Instagram, and Telegram.