RELEASE HISTORY ↑

0.9.1 / 2012-03-17 ↑

Thie release fixes some evaluation scope issues, improves how omit and skip methods work, makes test generation usable and generally cleans-up internals. All in all, this release should be a fair bit more robust than previous releases and ready for the big 1.0 after one more good coding session.

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0.9.0 / 2011-08-11 ↑

Version 0.9 is a huge release for Lemon. This release finally makes the transition to the new unit subcase syntax –a bit more verbose than the old style but a more flexible means of notating unit tests allowing each unit to group together mutiple tests. For previous users you will need to change old style tests, e.g.

Unit :to_s => “that string” do … end

To the new style:

Unit :to_s do Test “that string” do … end end

This release also moves Lemon over to the new Ruby Test library for test runs. The lemon command line interface has changed and now uses subcommands rather than command opitions. So use lemon coverage instead of the old lemon -c. Since Lemon now uses Ruby Test to run tests, lemon test is equivalent to ruby-test, and the Ruby Test config file should be used to configure test runs instead of .lemonrc which is no longer supported.

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0.8.5 / 2011-07-15 ↑

This release fixes exit code status, which should be -1 if there are errors or failures.

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0.8.4 / 2011-07-11 ↑

Fix reported issue #6 to get lemon passing it own tests. (Note: the tests need to be run with test/fixtures in the loadpath). There was also a typo in the Outline reporter which was fixed. And better support of the newest ANSI gem now lets color be deactivated with the –no-ansi command line option.

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0.8.3 / 2011-05-19 ↑

Looks like Lemon is pretty damn near 1.0 status. She probably won't get any major changes for a good while. This release simply adds TAP-Y/J reporters. Just use -f tapy or -f tapj on the command line.

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0.8.2 / 2010-09-05 ↑

This release overhauls how coverage is performed so it does not need to take a system snapshot after requiring each covered file. This greatly improves Lemon's speed. In addition setup and teardown have been introduced for performing procedures before and after each unit test.

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0.8.1 / 2010-07-11 ↑

This release adds a timer to the verbose output, which help isolate unit tests that are slow. It also fixed bug in Before and After advice that prevented them from triggering correctly.

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0.8.0 / 2010-06-21 ↑

This release removes coverage information from testing. Coverage can be time consuming, but running test should be as fast as possbile. For this reason coverage and testing are kept two independent activities. This release also adds some test coverage for Lemon itself via Cucumber.

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0.7.0 / 2010-05-04 ↑

This release fixes issue with coverage reports. To do this we have interoduced the Covers method. This allows Lemon to distingush between code that is inteded to be covered by the tests and mere support code.

Keep in mind that there is no perfect way to handle coverage. Even with the distiction the Covers method provides, coverage might not be reported exactly as desired. Other techinques can be used to refine coverage however, such a preloading embedded support libraries.

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0.6.0 / 2010-03-06 ↑

This release adds coverage reporting to testing and improves the generator.

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0.5.0 / 2009-12-31 ↑

This is the initial public release of Lemon. Lemon is still under development and should be considered betaware, but it's API is stable and the system usable enough to warrant a release.

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