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# CHANGELOG
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## v0.8.0 (2020-12-20)
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* Refactored the `image` module and added unit tests
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* Added a fallback variable for `MODE` set to `production`
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* Created `conftest` file for test suite, started shifting fixtures around
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* Bumped Docker API version from `1.40` to `1.41`, there should be no change in behavior
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* Fixed a bug where if a container didn't exist yet, it would still try to wait, stop, and remove it on the deploy stage. The output would also blow up as it was impossible to do because it didn't exist. Now we check if a container exists prior to running those commands on the deploy stage and skip if no container exists
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* Various bug fixes and optimizations
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## v0.7.0 (2020-10-26)
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* Refactored the `webhook` module and added unit tests
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- Each `harvey.json` config file will house information about your tests and build/deploy
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- This file must follow proper JSON standards (start and end with `{ }`, contain commas after each item, no trailing commas, and be surrounded by quotes)
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The following example will run a full pipeline (tests, build and deploy), tag it with a unique name based on the GitHub project. Provide the language and version for the test stage:
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The following example will run a full pipeline (tests, build and deploy), tag it with a unique name based on the GitHub project. Provide the language and version for the test stage.
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