mspec

Summary of changes:

• Adds RespondToMatcher.
• Fixes Mock.verify_call for Ruby 1.9.
• Fixes errors on implementations with incomplete IO#flush.
• Adds FileFormatter and uses it instead of DottedFormatter for large numbers of files.
• Adds MethodFormatter.
• Adds :files config setting and allows for more flexible specification of which files to run.

Summary of changes:

• Replaced optparse with custom MSpecOptions parser that should not use any more advanced features than used in the specs (i.e. class/module, methods, procs).
• Added ruby_exe helper to invoke spec subprocesses using the same Ruby executable as the one running the specs.
• Added mspec tag --list TAG and --list-all commands. These commands list tagged specs that would actually be run (i.e. not any specs that would be omitted due to guards).
• Various bug fixes.

Summary of changes:

• Supports RSpec-style shared describe blocks.
• Properly handles nested describe blocks.
• Adds 'critical' and 'unsupported' to the tags that are excluded by default by mspec-ci.
• No longer traps SystemExit.
• Removes support for earlier style of shared blocks (e.g. "shared :class_method do |cmd|")

The following issues have been fixed:

• The SpecdocFormatter does not display duplicate example description strings when an example fails.
• An ExpectationNotFoundError is not raised if the example fails.
• The TagAction registers itself for :before events so that mspec-tag works correctly.

MSpec version 1.3.0 has been released. Here is a summary of the changes:

• Corrects the tallies for examples and expectations.
• Enforces that an example must have some behavior expectation. Not having a behavior expectation causes a failure.
• Filters MSpec files from the exception backtraces.
• Flushes output so dots, E, F appear more fluidly rather than in spurts.
• The mkspec script no longer creates empty blocks for "needs to be reviewed" spec stubs.