Gut 6.4.0 released

system · May 19, 2018, 9:01pm


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	Asked By	bitwes

Another Gut release (6.4.0). This one introduces Spies and fixes a dumb mistake with original doubles implementation. There’s also a new assert and a couple command line options. Thanks goes out to Myrkeim and cmfmcf for their PRs.

I’ve been dog fooding this release in my own game and I like where it’s heading. Doubling, stubbing and using the new spy asserts has helped me remove some dependencies from tests and made my unit tests more unit-like and less integration-like.

I’ve also been having a lot of fun creating Inner Test classes for better organization of my test scripts. Inner Test classes were introduced in the last release and I’m already not sure how I made it this far without them.

I’d love to hear any feedback. As always…happy testing everybody.

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bitwes/Gut/blob/master/CHANGES.md

# Release notes
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This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/).

# 7.4.2
* __Issue i485__ GUT prints a warning and ignores scripts that do not extend `GutTest`.

# 7.4.1
* __Issue i393__ 7.4.0 broke running from a scene.  On a side note, try the new and improved Gut Panel!  It __did not__ break in the last release and was significantly improved!

# 7.4.0

## Features
* __Issue 354__ Doubles and partial doubles can now be instanced with parameters
  * You can now specify parameters when instancing a double/partial double:<br/>
  `var dbl = double(MyClass).new(1, 2, 'c')`
  * You can now spy on `_init` to verify parameter values:<br/>
  `assert_called(my_inst, '_init', [1, 2, 'c'])`
  * You can now stub default parameter values for `_init`:<br/>
  `stub(MyClass, '_init').param_defaults([1, 2, 'c'])`

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