v0.5.0

• Examples that require asynchronicity can now return a Promise instead of relying on the done callback.
• Improved stack traces for errors when running examples (thanks @serena-w!)

v0.4.4

This release updates the dependency on Selenium to the latest version. This fixes issues with using diffux on Firefox version 43 and later.

v0.4.3

Changes:

• Fixed bug where new examples weren't being uploaded

v0.4.2

Changes:

• diffux upload_diffs will now also upload new snapshots created as a
  result of the last run.

v0.4.1

• base64 names are now used to store files, which leads to better review and diff pages f41f19c

v0.4.0

• Made Amazon S3 bucket name configurable
• Small performance improvements

v0.3.2

• The command line tool is now called diffux (62988a0)
• No more soft-dependency on React (7f45c08)
• fdefine now works on multiple examples (09007b)
• Improved output while running the command (e7628e2)
• Less window resizing while rendering examples (improves performance! 7bc2839)

v0.3.0

• Add --help and --version CLI commands
• Fix bug with DiffuxCIUtils.construct_url not returning a string
• Fix bug with CLI output when diffs are found
• Improve performance of clearing visible elements from DOM
• Improve accuracy of finding element coordinates
• Add guard against cropping too large of an image, preventing errors
• Use :fast_rgb when saving PNGs via ChunkyPNG to improve performance

v0.2.0

• Prevent error when rendering a example from query string
• Add diffux_ci debug command line tool
• Fail on examples that have the same description
• Avoid writing screenshots to disk until necessary
• Use oily_png instead of chunky_png
• Try connecting to Firefox up to 3 times

v0.1.0

The project has been renamed to Diffux CI and moved to the Diffux organization github account. diffux_ci version 0.1.0 has the same functionality as likadan v0.0.14, but with a new name for things. The main differences are:

• Instead of running likadan as the command-line tool, you run diffux_ci.
• JS examples are defined on the global diffux object (was previously likadan).
• Configuration is defined in a .diffux_ci.yaml file (previously .likadan.yaml)
• To use a different config file, use the DIFFUX_CI_CONFIG_FILE environment variable (was LIKADAN_CONFIG_FILE)