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5.0.0 / 2018-01-17
Mocha starts off 2018 right by again dropping support for unmaintained rubbish.
#3148: Drop support for IE9 and IE10 (@Bamieh)
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Coverage remained the same at 82.143% when pulling 0bb952418fd20a96604c9cab75c23e4141bba1f5 on greenkeeper/mocha-5.0.0 into d48bc7e5dc607f13d8e9207413301a563aaecf7f on master.
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Release Notes
v5.0.05.0.0 / 2018-01-17
Mocha starts off 2018 right by again dropping support for unmaintained rubbish.
Welcome @vkarpov15 to the team!
Practically speaking, only code which consumes (through bundling or otherwise) the userland buffer module should be affected. However, Mocha will no longer test against these browsers, nor apply fixes for them.
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command line argument (documentation) (@hswolff)--no-timeouts
docs (@dfberry)done()
callback docs (@maraisr)README.md
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The new version differs by 26 commits.
cc4a818
Release v5.0.0
9f61c04
finalize v5.0.0 CHANGELOG [ci skip]
a7267b4
remove more references to make and Makefile
dc58252
prep changelog for v5.0.0 [ci skip]
f8a1d2a
docs(index): add missing doc link (#3203); closes #3135
401997f
update package-lock.json
50aec7a
Add ability to pass in test files to be ran before positional files via --file (#3190)
7d8abe0
fix id and class definition
0a3e32b
Rewrite Makefile using NPS Scripts. Closes #2352
c7730a6
Drop TextMate integration inside mocha closes #3118
5c6e99b
update ESM tests to run against headless chrome instead of saucelabs' chrome only
ac1dd70
attempt to get travis working again
e8b5592
Align netlify config with admin panel
565726d
Added Netlify config file
e54370e
replace phantomjs with puppeteer for browser tests; closes #3128
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