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== master
* 1 major improvement
* features/support/email.rb adds an email helper for mapping names to email addresses (similar to NavigationHelper in paths.rb)
* 1 minor improvement
* generated pickle steps are less picky about possessives so that pickle mappings accepted in more places
e.g. when you have
config.map 'my', 'I', 'myself', :to => 'user: "me"'
you can now do
Given I exist
...
Then the project should be one of my assigned projects
== 0.1.23 - 22 Nov 2009
* 1 major improvement
* script/generate pickle now adds its own pickle.rb support file, making it easier to regenerate cucumber
when a new release of cucumber appears [schlick, ianwhite]
* 1 minor improvement
* docs: more links
== 0.1.22 - 7 Nov 2009
* 2 minor enhancements
* Improved docs to include instructions for FactoryGirl users, and links/resources for pickle users
* Ruby 1.9.1 compatibility changes
== 0.1.21
* 1 minor enhancement
* Added 'should not' steps corresponding to model existence, and association exitsence [schlick]
== 0.1.20
* 1 minor enhancement
* Pickle now matches numeric field values preceded with a positive and negative sign eg +1.5 and -1 [schlick]
== 0.1.19
* 1 minor enhancement
* Add support for Cucumber tables [Tobi Knaup]
== 0.1.16, 0.1.17, 0.1.18 - 13 Oct 2009
* 1 minor enhancement
* release gem on gemcutter and code on github
== 0.1.15 - 28 Aug 2009
* 1 minor enhancement
* avoid namespace collision on replace by renaming mapping#replace -> mapping#replacement [nruth]
== 0.1.14 - 9 July 2009
* 1 minor enhancement
* update specs and features for latest cucumber and machinist changes
== 0.1.13 - 16 June 2009
* 2 minor enhancements
* model! and created_model! raise an error if pickle name can't be found
* path_to_pickle uses the above to give back a better error message
== 0.1.12 - 7 Apr 2009
* 2 minor enhancements
* rationalised Rakefile
* update World extensions for latest cucumber changes
== 0.1.11 - 22 Feb 2009
* 2 minor enhancements
* Pickle now supports multiple machinist blueprints
* Fix confusing adapter/adaptor comment generator comment
== 0.1.10 - 13 Feb 2009
* 2 minor enhancements
* Made pickle paths generator compatible with latest cucumber
* Simplified and Rakefile, including auto push api docs to gh-pages on ci build
== 0.1.9 - 29 Jan 2009
* 1 minor enhancement
* Pickle::Adapter.model_classes excludes those without tables
== 0.1.8 - 29 Jan 2009
* API change
* pickle_path becomes path_to_pickle, to avoid named route clashes
* 2 minor enhancements
* Updated features for cucumber 0.2 compat
* Made paths allow for optional possesives
== 0,1,7
* 2 API changes
* script/generate pickle path[s] now amends the features/support/paths.rb file
instead of creating pge_to_path and path_steps.
* pickle_email_steps is renamed email_steps
== 0.1.6
* 1 API change
* to use pickle env.rb should contain "require 'pickle/world'". You should remove all trace of
pickle from features/support/env.rb and re run script/generate pickle
* 2 major enhancements
* generate email steps with `script/generate pickle email`
email steps allow you to do things like this:
Then 2 emails should be delivered
And the first email should be delivered to fred@gmail.com
And the 2nd email should be delivered to the user: "ethel"
Then 1 email should be delivered with subject: "Activate your account"
And the email should link to the user's page
take a look at features/step_definitions/pickle_email_steps.rb
* generate path steps with `script/generate pickle path`
path steps allow you to do things like this
When I go to the comment's page
Then I should be at the user's new comment page
take a look at features/step_definitions/pickle_path_steps.rb, and modify page_to_path to suit your needs
* 4 minor enhancements
* Improved documentation
* abstract models no longer kill pickle
* Actually test that the generators work
* Made Pickle::Session a plain ole mixin, as a separate class was unnecessary
* Pickle uses the cucumber World API
== 0.1.5
* API change
* CaptureModel, etc are now 'capture_model' methods
* 3 major enhancements
* Steps for asserting that <n> models exist, matching certain criteria
* Steps for asserting associations added to generated pickle steps
'Then the user should be in the post's commenters'
'Then the forum: "awesome" should be the 2nd post's forum'
* configuration can now occur any time before a step is defined, which makes
for much more intuitive env.rb
* 2 minor enhancement
* predicate matching is less prone to step conflicts because we preload a
big list of all the predicate and column methods
* field values now handle booleans and numerics
== 0.1.4
* 1 major enhancement
* You can create multiple models with ease, for eg.
'Given 10 users exist with role: "admin"'
* 1 minor enhancement
* You can do Pickle.configure (just like Webrat.configure)
== 0.1.3 - Bugfix release
* 1 minor enhancement
* make generated steps compatible with Rails 2.1
== 0.1.2
* 2 major enhancements
* create your pickle steps with script/generate pickle
* Adapter based architecture, supports Machinist, FactoryGirl, and vanilla ActiveRecord
* 1 minor enhancement
* model_names now defaults to subclasses of AR::Base
* #original_model => #created_model
== 0.1.1
* 1 major enhancement:
* made pickle a github gem
* 1 minor enhancement:
* Added intentions for pickle in README.textile
== Prior to gems
* Initial release: everything is subject to sweeping change