Mocha Releases 0.10.0 - 0.10.5
Belated update on recent releases.
Release Notes
0.10.5
- Fix for issue #66 (hopefully without regressing on issue #63) –
Mocha::Mock
has Mocha::Mockery
as a dependency. Stop trying to pretend otherwise. Thanks to @kennyj for reporting.
- Fix a bunch of warnings in Ruby 1.9. There are still the 6 test failures mentioned in issue #41 which I suspect are due to the introspection gem not being Ruby 1.9-compatible.
- Add links to README for source code & issue tracker.
- Fix for issue #67 – Make the travis-ci badge visible in the README. Thanks to Diego Plentz for pull request.
- Fix for issue #70 – Rename
Mock#expectations
to Mock#__expectations__
to avoid conflicts. Thanks to Jeremy Stephens for pull request.
0.10.4
- Fix for issue #65 – expectations not being verified in subsequent tests.
- Fix for issue #63 – require
Mocha::Mockery
at Mocha::Mock
class load time and not on invocation of Mock#method_missing.
- Fix for issue #45 – raise
ArgumentError
if Mocha::ParameterMatchers#has_entry
is given
Hash
with wrong number of entries.
- Make global variable name more obscure to avoid clashes with other libraries.
- Move travis-ci-related gemfiles into their own directory.
0.10.3
- Fix for issue #57.
Gem::Requirement#=~
was only added in rubygems v1.8.0, but Object#=~
means the result of various monkey-patching checks is always false
or nil
for earlier versions of rubygems. However, the method it aliases #satisfied_by?
has existed since Gem::Dependency
was extracted from Gem::Version
in rubygems v0.9.4.4, so it’s much safer to use that. Thanks to @fguillen for reporting and helping with diagnosis.
0.10.2
- Merge pull request #53. Unstubbing a method should not remove expectations for other stubbed methods. Fixes #52. Thanks to @saikat.
0.10.1
- Merge pull request #51. Use
Gem::Requirement
& Gem::Version
for version comparison. Fixes issue #50. Thanks to @meineerde.
- Fixed typo in rdoc for
Mocha::ObjectMethods
.
- Improve README as suggested in issue #46. Explain that Mocha must be loaded after test libraries and how to achieve this using Bundler.
- Merge pull request #43 – nobody expects the spanish inquisition! Thanks to @cairo140.
- Fix for issue #39 – improve documentation for
Expectation#multiple_yields
.
- Fix for issue #38 where a subtle change in test-unit v2.3.0 had been missed – only visible in verbose mode.
- Support for MiniTest up to v2.6.2 has been verified.
- Add explicit development dependency on
coderay
for generating syntax-highlighted code examples.
0.10.0
- Add Expectation#throws to allow a stubbed method to use Kernel#throw.
- Updates for versions of Test::Unit up to and including v2.3.3 (including patch by Jens Fahnenbruck).
- Updates for versions of MiniTest up to and including v2.5.1.
- Since the singleton method added by Mocha masks the underlying instance method, there’s no need to move it out the way and then back again. This fixes Github issue #20, because the original method is left unchanged – See issue #20 (thanks to @nicklewis).
- Handle stubbing of a singleton method, leaving the original method unchanged after the test.
- When stubbing an instance method that was originally defined as a singleton method, the original method should still exist after the test.
- Fixed mis-print in Mocha::ObjectMethods#unstub documentation (patch by @glebpom).
- Improved test coverage around stubbing of methods defined in different ways – this makes use of the newly extracted introspection gem (although this means some tests are now failing in Ruby v1.9.2).
- Added configuration for Travis continuous integration.
- Make the gemspec the canonical reference and stop generating it from the Rakefile.
- Use the built-in Bundler rake tasks for packaging the gem.
- Use the
release
rake task provided by Bundler instead of using the Rake::XForge::Release functionality.
- Extract
Object#__metaclass__
into a new metaclass
gem.
- Run rake tasks without
bundle exec
.
- Avoid deprecation warning for
rdoc
rake task.
- Remove the
use_test_unit_gem
MOCHA_OPTION
which hasn’t worked since we switched to bundler – we can now run the tests specifying a different Gemfile
instead.
- Use multiple Gemfiles seems to run Travis CI builds against multiple version of test-unit & minitest.