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0.1.4
- Support for contracts in minitest
- Allowed customizing the class being overwritten by verify_contract
- Fixed is_a? behavior for fakes
- Fake#is_a? now returns true for superclasses of and modules included into the faked class.
- Reorganized the code into subdirectories
0.1.3
- Support for minitest
- Support nested constants in faked classes
- Fixed error in RSpec < 2.14
0.1.2
- Removed rspec warning about backtrace_clean_patterns
0.1.1
- Minor bugfixes to Ruby 2.0 support
- Support for Rubinius (head) and JRuby
- Overwrite described_class in on verify_contract
- Added with{} and any(Klass) argument matchers
- Added have_received(:name, args) syntax
0.1.0
- Support for stubbing on frozen fakes
- Safe stubbing of constructors
- Fixed spying on anonymous fakes
- Automatic handling of ActiveRecord columns
- Support Ruby 2.0 keyword arguments
Breaking changes:
- Fakes no longer return themselves from unstubbed method calls, because this was often a source of confusion. In the new version we return a Bogus::UndefinedReturnValue which contains the method name and arguments from where it was returned.
0.0.4
- Support mocking methods with optional parameters
0.0.3
- Global fake configuration
- Inline method stubbing syntax
- Removed dependency on RR
- verifies_contracts records on described_class instead of class based on fake name
- Replacing classes with fakes
- Extracting common interface out of multpile classes to create duck types
0.0.2
- Makes it possible to stub method calls on objects that utilize method missing.
- Removed the need to require both bogus and bogus/rspec.
- Implemented anonymous fakes.
- Fixed a bug in copying ActiveRecord classes.
- (internal) Replaced autoloads with require.
0.0.1
Initial version.
- Fakes.
- Safe spying, stubbing, mocking.
- Veryfying contracts defined by test doubles.
Last published about 7 years ago by Adam Pohorecki.