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1.4.1

(2017.09.02)

  • Fix detection of failing setUp() methods so reporting is correct, instead of crashing. Thanks to @bendikro!
  • Fix issue with calling strip() on test descriptions when the test is generator-driven. Credit: @AFriemann.

1.4.0

(2017.05.02)

  • Python 2 oriented Unicode fixes.

1.3.1

(2015.09.19)

  • A couple of minor packaging-related updates, including marking wheel archives as universal.

1.3.0

(2015.09.19)

  • Added assert_contains and assert_not_contains test assertions.

1.2.2

(2015.04.23)

  • Fixed a bug re: inner nested classes accessing attributes defined in outer classes/scopes (symptom: an AttributeError about setup).

1.2.1

(2015.04.21)

  • Skip (instead of blowing up on) modules lacking a __file__ attribute (such as Python 3's builtin _io module) during test discovery.
  • Handle a map expression more appropriately under Python 3 so --tests=xxx actually works instead of silently selecting no tests.

1.2.0

(2015.04.14)

  • Add --timing-threshold option for configuring the threshold of --with-timing.

1.1.0

(2015.04.11)

  • Calculate runtime of tests and add display of same (non-colorized, to stand out better from the colorized test names themselves). This uses the 'status' field of test display methods, which didn't seem to be used much previously.

    Use the new --with-timing flag to enable this feature.

1.0.0

(2015.03.12)

  • Bump to 1.0 because it's been out for some time & I can't afford major backwards incompat changes because of that - so being pre-1.0 is silly.
  • Don't accidentally discard return values of functions wrapped with @trap.
  • Offer an improved version of nose.tools.eq_ which prints both str() and repr() style output of the compared strings.

0.11.3

(2015.01.02)

  • Use __mro__ instead of mro() in hopes of appeasing PyPy 2.4.

0.11.2

(2014.12.10)

  • Update license file (which had been initialized as BSD) to be consistent with the README and packaging metadata (which said MIT). Bluh. Thanks to Eduardo Téllez for the catch.

0.11.1

(2013.04.14)

  • Fix a bug re: using @trap under Python 3

0.11.0

(2013.04.14)

  • Update Nose dependency links in setup.py
  • Fix #30: allow access to outer/parent classes within nested classes (when using classes as a visual nesting mechanism).
  • Also document the class nesting mechanism (despite it being around for quite some time...)

0.10.0

(2013.03.15)

  • Python 3 support!

0.9.7

(2012.07.12)

  • Add @trap decorator to allow trapping stdout/stderr for certain tests.
  • Strip whitespace from docstrings used as test names, to avoid clunky looking output.

0.9.6

(2012.06.07)

  • Add number of skipped tests to successful summary output. Previously, number of skipped tests was only printed when other failures occurred.
  • Add @hide decorator to explicitly mark functions as not being tests, thanks to Maciej Konieczny for the initial work.
  • Auto-hide setup and teardown methods/functions so they aren't run as / shown as tests themselves. Thanks again to Maciej for the initial pull request.
  • Refactor spec's relaxed test discovery so it can be invoked as its own Nose plugin/option (though spec the program still has its own use and still exists.) Thanks to Marc Abramowitz (and thanks to him also for some minor internal refactorings & project support tweaks.)

0.9.5

(2012.03.07)

  • Use nose.core.main instead of nose.core.run so spec exits with nonzero return values upon test failure.

0.9.4

(2012.03.07)

  • Make sure spec does not blow up when no tests/ directory exists. Fixes #14. Thanks to Janne Härkönen for the patch.
  • Filter out .pyc files when selecting tests. Fixes #15; thanks again to Janne.
  • Actually skip leading-underscore files; implementation did not match docs.
  • Add support for nested inner classes as recursive contexts.
  • Add command-line option to disable our automatic toggle of the built-in --detailed-errors flag.
  • Tweak color scheme so purples became reds.
  • Remove old Nose-style SKIPPED/FAILED/etc suffixes when showing spec format.
  • Re-integrate support for individual test module targeting (--tests=<path>).

0.9.3

(2011.11.06)

  • Print skipped test count in summary. (#5)
  • Only print <type>=<count> error counts in summary for nonzero counts (i.e. never print e.g. (failures=0, ...).)
  • Don't use custom test selection in spec tool if user passes in common Nose selection options such as --where= or --tests=.
  • Refactor of internal colorization functions. (#7)
  • Filter out trailing underscores from class names when printing spec output (so e.g. class MyClass_ shows up as MyClass and not MyClass_.) (#8)

0.9.2

(2011.11.02)

  • PEP8 overhaul (I never audited the original source for PEP8 compliancy :() courtesy of Douglas Soares de Andrade. (#3)
  • Docstrings-as-test-identifiers now strip()'d, also thanks to Douglas.
  • Implement Rudolf-inspired traceback and summary colorization. (#1)

0.9.1

(2011.10.30)

  • Switch from single module to a package.
  • Add 'spec' CLI runner tool.

0.9.0

(2011.10.30)

  • Import original Pinocchio/Spec codebase.
  • Trim down to just 'spec' plugin.
  • Nose 1.x fixes.
  • Python 2.7 fixes.
  • Packaging, docs, internal tests all overhauled.
  • Set colorized output as the default behavior.