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Releases: ember-cli/ember-exam

0.6.3 - Add compatibility check for ember-cli-qunit@4

05 Oct 03:34
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  • Add compatibility check for ember-cli-qunit@4 (#102)

0.7.2 - Use local Ember-CLI

01 Oct 23:08
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  • fixes #109 - use local ember

0.7.1 - No More jQuery

14 Sep 15:54
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  • Make notes about turning on parallelization more visible
  • Move note on >= 0.7.0 into installation section
  • Add installation instructions
  • Remove jQuery usage
  • Specify when to call loadEmberExam when using ember-cli-qunit@4
  • fix version range
  • Add release process notes

0.7.0 - Big Ol' Refactor

02 Jun 04:36
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  • Document load API for version 0.7.0
  • Fix eslint errors for node-land code
  • Refactor core functionality
  • Extract TestLoader mods into utility function
  • Simplify and revamp code coverage
  • Fix tests from ESLint migration
  • Replace JSHint with ESLint
  • Tweak CI configs
  • Change ember try:one -> ember try:each
  • Remove Node 0.12 from Travis
  • Add Node LTS versions 4.x, 6.x, and stable to Travis

0.6.2 - Allow splits of 1

09 Apr 17:09
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  • Downgrade split < 2 error to warning
  • Fix mocha test commands

0.6.1 - Bug Fixes

25 Mar 23:03
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  • Ensure iterate exits with proper code
  • Add Ember Exam video link to Readme
  • Add note about using random with a seed
  • Fix seed logging message for random option

Mocha Support!

27 Nov 21:30
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This release has support for using Mocha through ember-cli-mocha! It also improved some test coverage.

0.4.6

07 Aug 17:40
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Support reading test_page in from a Testem config.

0.4.5

04 Aug 04:25
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Fixes issues with the 2.7 release of Ember-CLI

Bye-Bye AST!

24 May 16:24
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This release says good-bye to AST walking and hello to a simplified API (documented in the README). The result is substantially less hacky code and increased flexbility. All commands now work with --serve for instance.