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What changed?
✳️ mocha (~> 1.5.0 → ~> 1.12.0) · Repo · Changelog
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See the full diff on Github. The new version differs by 45 commits:
[skip ci] Update documentation for v1.12.0 releaseBump version to 1.12.0 & prepare for releaseUpdate docs to point to travis-ci.com instead of travis-ci.orgRemove docs & tests from gem to reduce its size by over 50%Temporarily ignore Ruby v1.8.7 build failuresImprovements to docs for Expectation#yields & #multiple_yieldsPatch app.js to work with jquery v1.9.0Downgrade jquery from v1.9.0 -> v1.8.3Remove reference to non-existent jquery source mapManually upgrade jquery in docs from v1.7.1 -> v1.9.0Generate docs using newer version of yard (v0.9.25)Update Travis CI badge to point to main vs master branchhide respond_to? from yard documentationUse code block in doc for Expectation#when state_predicate paramMerge pull request #474 from nitishr/remember-invocationsRefactor: remove unnecessary return selfpersist cardinality instance across updatesRefactor: prep to turn class methods into instanceSimplify MockeryRemove redundant stubbing_method_unnecessarily conditionalInline on_stubbing_method_unnecessarilyReplace `unless empty?` with simpler `if any?`Consistently terminate Mockery#mocha_inspect with newlineAdd test coverage for displaying state in error messageReplace conditional next inside each block with call to Enumerable#rejectMove stubbing_method_unnecessarily check outside loopConsistently use instances instance variable in MockeryRemove redundant assignment of @instances in Mockery.setupAdd Ruby 2.7 to Travis-CI matrixRemove redundant testRefactor StateMachine-related classes & improve related documentationDRY up StateMachine#mocha_inspectImprovements to docs for StateMachine#is & #is_notMake signature of Expectation#then more explicit & simplify implUpdate documentation referring to states in ExpectationDRY up by subclassing State from StatePredicateMove StatePredicate definition above State definitionPrepare to make StatePredicate into superclass by passing active_checkPrepare to make StatePredicate into superclass by passing descriptionVarious improvements to READMEConsistently use single quotes in READMEAdd sub-section under Rails section of README for other test frameworksMove RSpec & Cucumber sub-sections into Bundler section of READMEAdd note to README re Rails tests using MiniTest by defaultRemove duplicate MiniTest sub-section in Rails section of READMEDepfu will automatically keep this PR conflict-free, as long as you don't add any commits to this branch yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting with
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