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mocha just published its new version 3.2.0.
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GitHub Release
3.2.0 / 2016-11-24
Mocha is now a JS Foundation Project!
Mocha is proud to have joined the JS Foundation. For more information, read the announcement.
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Mocha remains licensed under the MIT license.
--watchencounters broken symlinks (@villesau)listreporter (@Aldaviva)--inspectflag to CLI help (@ughitsaaron)README.md(@boneskull, @ScottFreeCode, @dasilvacontin)Thanks to all our contributors, sponsors and backers! Keep on the lookout for a public roadmap and new contribution guide coming soon.
The new version differs by 179 commits .
b51e360Release v3.2.05badf0brebuild mocha.js for release v3.2.0 [ci skip]b1d6b49updateCHANGELOG.mdfor v3.2.0 [ci skip]7a05a6cuse spec reporter in tests by default; closes #2594004389ftweak timeout messaging; see #229412afaf7cleanup .gitignore [ci skip]edde033fix XUnit reporter output. Closes #2584f5bef7cRevert test pass symbol in List reporter4a2e85aignore files files which are not found by files() (#2538)79d7414Add Browser Support Matrix to README.md (#2590) [ci skip]1d52fd3use karma-mocha; closes #25708941442adds info about --inspect flag to options in --help71e7a1erename some fixture files that had the wrong extension1a45929typo in commentb5a424aLink license from current branchThere are 179 commits in total. See the full diff.
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