# Changelog ## 3.3.1 ### Fixes * Avoid emitting additional misleading error messages by proc-macro2-diagnostics (#138) ## 3.3.0 ### Features * Allow comments in `test-matrix` macro (#132) ### Improvements * Drop `proc-macro-error` dependency & improve error messages (#136) ## 3.2.1 ### Improvements * Update `syn` dependency to 2.0 * Ensure that `test-case` selects correct version of it's `core` and `macros` subcrates ## 3.2.0 ### Features * Add `test_matrix` macro: generates test cases from Cartesian product of possible test function argument values (#128) ### Improvements * Retain `allow` attributes on test functions (#127) ## 3.1.0 ### Features * Copy attribute span to generated test functions so that IDEs recognize them properly as individual tests ### Improvements * Added LICENSE file to child crates ## 3.0.0 [IMPORTANT] Starting with 3.0 release we are changing `test-case` MSRV policy to support only 3 latest stable releases. ### Improvements * Split out functional parts of `test-case-macros` crate into `test-case-core` for easy reuse by external libraries ## 2.2.2 ### Fixes * Use fully qualified `test` macro path to avoid conflicts in workspace (#105) ## 2.2.1 ### Fixes * Ensure `test-case` depends on correct version of `test-case-macros` ## 2.2.0 ### Features * Support `ignore["reason"]` syntax (#102) ## 2.1.0 ### Features * Support `matches_regex` complex test-case (requires `with-regex` feature) (#98) * Support `len`, `count` and `empty` complex test-cases (#97) ### Fixes * Support keyword `ignore` on void fn (#100) ### Improvements * Move macros to separate subcrate so that test-case can export other things (#96) ## 2.0.2 ### Fixes * Covered missing cases in `matches X if Y` *test_case* variant (fixes the fact that previous bug fix didn't produce guard code) ## 2.0.1 ### Fixes * `matches Pattern if condition` parses correctly (`if condition` part wasn't allowed) ## 2.0.0 ### Features * `=> with |x: T| assert!(x)` custom inline test assertions * `=> using path::to::fn` custom fn test assertions * `ignore|inconclusive` can be combined with other keywords (eg.: `=> ignore matches Ok(_)`) * `=> it|is ...` syntax is a built-in (_previously required `hamcrest2` crate integration_) * Tested items are left in place where they were defined #77 * Simple test cases allow `Result<(), _>` return types similar to native `#[test]` macro ### Improvements * Significant code refactoring * Improved test case name selection ### Breaking changes * Deprecation of `inconclusive` within test description string - it will no longer act like modifier keyword * Deprecation of `hamcrest2` integration * Deprecation of `allow_result` feature ## V1.2.3 ### Fixes * Fix regression where `panics` and `inconclusive` were not allowed on `test_cases` returning a value * Fix case where `test_case` would allow to return a type when only single attribute was used ## V1.2.2 ### Fixes * `test-case` no longer allows returning values from tested function without `=>` pattern (thanks to @tarka) * Behaviour can be reenabled via `allow_result` feature ## V1.2.1 ### Fixes * Disabled clippy warning when test-case was generating `assert_eq(bool, bool)` expression. ## V1.2.0 ### Features * Allow usage of fully qualified attribute `#[test_case::test_case]` (thanks to @tomprince) ### Improvements * Stopped code from emmiting unneded `()` expression in test cases with `expected` fragment (thanks to @martinvonz) ## V1.1.0 ### Features * Added support for using `hamcrest2` assertions with test case * Enabled support of `async` via tokio or similar * Enabled attribute passthrough for test cases - it means that you can combine `test-case` with other testing frameworks, given at least one `#[test_case]` attribute appears before mentioned framework in testing function ### Deprecation * `inconclusive` inside test case name will not be supported starting `2.0.0` ## V1.0.0 ### Features * Added support for three new keywords: `panics`, `matches` and `inconclusive` which can be applied after `=>` token. `matches` gives possibility to test patterns, like: ```rust #[test_case("foo" => matches Some(("foo", _)))] ``` `panics` gives `should_panic(expected="...")` for one `test_case`: ```rust #[test_case(true => panics "Panic error message" ; "This should panic")] #[test_case(false => None ; "But this should return None")] ``` `inconclusive` ignores one specific test case.- thanks to @luke_biel ```rust #[test_case("42")] #[test_case("XX" ; "inconclusive - parsing letters temporarily doesn't work, but it's ok")] #[test_case("na" => inconclusive ())] ``` ### Major improvements * Added extra unit tests - thanks to @luke-biel * Replace `parented_test_case` with parsing `test_case` directly from args - thanks to @luke-biel * Added keeping trailing underscores in names - thanks to @rzumer ### Minor improvements * Moved `lazy-static` dependency to `dev-dependencies` * Fixed README - thanks to @luke-biel and @drwilco ### Upgraded dependencies * Upgraded `insta` to `0.12.0` ## v0.3.3 ### Fixes * Fixed "inconclusive" feature with different cases. ## v0.3.2 ### Fixes * Added support for `impl Trait` - it worked in v2.x crate. ### Minor improvements * Added extra test cases ### Upgraded dependencies * Upgraded `version_check` to `v0.9.1` ## v0.3.1 ### Minor improvements: * Refreshed readme * Added CI for stable version of Rust. - thanks to @macisamuele * Limited crate to Rust 1.29+ - thanks to @macisamuele ### Upgraded dependencies: * Upgraded `syn`, `quote` and `proc-macro-2` to `v1` * Upgraded `lazy-static` to `1.4.0` * Upgraded `insta` to `0.11.0` ## v0.3.0 ### Breaking changes * Crate has new maintainer: Wojciech Polak :hand: :tada: * Crate has new name, as `test-case-derive` had no meaning for `derive` part. * Delimiter for test case description is `;` instead of `::`. Reason: `::` is valid part of expression and rustc treats const variable as path ### New features * Proper error propagation :tada: When there is for example a typo in function body, rustc can now show location of it instead of `test_case` location. * Internally for tests crate uses `cargo insta` for snapshot testing * Attribute is now compatible all other attributes like `#[should_panic]`