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The new version differs by 53 commits .
b9522f4v2.0.0f45b682Remove usage ofQUnit.jsDump353a7a8Upgrade qunitjs to 2.3.0 (#123)f28e09dadding an Introduction to the README (#140)5085bf9v1.3.0 release (#138) r=@leobalter,@Arkni347c126Implement support for todo tests and revamp reporting logic (#137)0a4834fUpdate link to PhantomJS API2471bb8Fix typob36aa1aAdd note about min version of QUnit required to use the CLI flags323e198minor tweaks461e408Add ability to run tests in seeded-random order through--seedflag36616b1v1.2.0d31dec4Merge pull request #119 from samkirkpatrick/master8911a47Generate the hashes only once, and reuse them for every urldadf6acDocument--modulescommand line optionThere are 53 commits in total. See the full diff.
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