Paraunit 0.6.2 has been released! This version include a fix in the choice of the dir for the partial test results, that caused issues while on non-Linux systems. Some minor fix are present too, and now Paraunit shows the right version when launched. Also, since this release, all commits by me will be GPG signed! Unfortunately, the coverage feature is still in the works, but it’s slowly going on; the feature is working, but release 0.
Paraunit 0.6.1 has been released! The main improvement on the user side is the extension of the Symfony package constraint, to allow the full 3.x series to be used with! The coverage feature is still in the works, I hope to release 0.7 with it this summer. Here’s the full 0.6.1 changelog: Changed Symfony compatibility has been extended to <4.0, since Symfony 3.1 has been released; we will rely on their BC promise A new approach for dockerfiles, now they will be based on the standard Docker PHP library.
Paraunit 0.6 has been released! In the meantime, the coverage feature is being developed on its branch, I hope to have it working soon and release it in 0.7. Here’s what’s changed in 0.6: Changed MASSIVE refactoring of the result output parsing (#31, #33) and the result printing (#37): now Paraunit fetches the tests’ results using PHPUnit’s --log-json option (thanks to @taueres for the idea). This grants a lot of new features: Parsing of tests results is more robust, it should never fail!
Paraunit 0.5 has been released! Here’s what’s changed: Changed SQLite is now supported in the deadlock-recognition fase (issue #26, thanks @Algatux) Travis is testing on PHP 7.0, no more nightlies or allowed failures Symfony 3.0 components are now supported and compatible with Paraunit Retry parsing and management is improved Fixed Removed double generation of MD5 hash of process
Paraunit 0.4.4 has been released! Here’s what’s changed: Fixed Merged previous v0.4 branch, there were missing fixes in previous release