= FlexMock 1.3.0 Released
FlexMock is a flexible mocking library for use in unit testing and
behavior specification in Ruby. This release is a minor release with a
few bug fixes and some simple features.
== Changes in 1.3.0
=== Features
* Add 'and' and 'on' modifiers for the RSpec spy matcher.
* Add 'and' and 'on' options to the assert_spy_called test method.
* General documentation improvement.
=== Bug Fixes
* Fix bug in should_fail test helper that was not detecting failed
failures.
== Version 1.0.0
* Added spy support.
* Added base class mocking restrictions.
* Using singleton_methods to get list of singleton methods (rather
than methods(false))
* Correctly handling mocking methods that were meta-programmed with
method_missing.
= FlexMock 0.9.0 Released
FlexMock is a flexible mocking library for use in unit testing and
behavior specification in Ruby. Release 0.8.5 is a minor release with
a few bug fixes.
== Ruby 1.9.3 Compatibility
* Fixed a number of minor warnings reported by the 1.9.3 version of Ruby.
* Use lang/ruby/gem.mk instead of misc/rubygems/rubygem.mk.
* Add LICENSE.
Changes for 0.8.6 and 0.8.7 are unknown.
== Version 0.8.5
* Fixed warning about a void context.
* hsh() argument matcher now reports its matching constraints in error
messages.
== Version 0.8.4
* Added support for rails 2.2.x in should_render_view.
= Changes for FlexMock
* FlexMock partial mocks will now override any preexisting definitions
for "should_receive". Previously, FlexMock would honor preexisting
defintions, but an RSpec on Rails bug loads the RSpec mocks, even
when other mock libraries are configured. This allows flexmock to
correctly use partial mocks in the presence of an ill-behaved mock
library.
== Pre-Version 0.8.1
* Added Joe O'Brien's patch to allow view stubbing in Rails 2.0
* Added Evan Phoenix's patch to remove allocate from default
allocators in new_instances (for Rubinius compatibility).
FlexMock is a flexible mocking library for use in unit testing and
behavior specification. Mocks are defined with a fluent API that
makes mock specifications easy to read and easy to remember.
