Paraunit 0.9.2 and Paraunit 0.8.3 has been released to fix a nasty little bug that I got reported to me: two dependencies were missing and the CI missed that due to the fact that both were required by dev dependencies. I fixed that and backported the fix to the 0.8 series, since it was very easy to do. Here’s the full changelog: Fixed Add missing dependencies: symfony/yaml and symfony/stopwatch
After a long time and a lot of work, Paraunit 0.9 has been released. This release is a big step ahead: now Paraunit runs with PHPUnit 6, and support to older versions is dropped; this also means that the minimum supported PHP version is now 7.0, and the minimum version of the Symfony components is bumped to 2.7, since older versions are out of support since may. All these changes brought along a lot of refactoring, and I took the occasion to sprinkle scalar and return types everywhere in the code (see #93); this was also behind a blog post of mine that I wrote in response to the “visual debt” controversy.
Paraunit 0.8.2 has been released to fix an issued caused by an unwanted overwrite of the write() method in the LogWriter class. Full changelog: Fixed Fix the signature of LogPrinter, to avoid warnings (this would lead to no test execution when considering warnings as test failures)
Paraunit 0.8.1 has been released to fix a small regression that happens when running functional tests in a Symfony project: Fixed Fix #88: write the temporary configuration file in the same dir of the original, to avoid issue with Symfony when it guesses its kernel dir
Paraunit 0.8 has been released! With this release I added the continuous integration: at each Git tag, the Travis build prepares, signs and uploads to the GitHub releases page Paraunit’s PHAR. Thanks to Andreas Heigl that made this not only possible, but very straightforward to implement. Next phase will be the 1.0 stable release milestone, which is probably just a little away. This release paved the way to the PHPUnit 6 support, with the new LogPrinter brought from PHPUnit.