v0.5.1

Fixed

• The PHAR left out the resource files of its dependencies and failed to start
  with symfony/console 7, so 0.5.0 was published without one. This release is
  the first with axonphp.phar attached.

v0.5.0

Added

• A PHAR build, axonphp.phar, attached to every release together with its
  SHA-256 checksum. composer phar builds it locally.
• Detection of ParaTest, PHPSpec and Behat. ParaTest replaces PHPUnit and can
  measure coverage; PHPSpec and Behat run in addition to the PHPUnit family.
• The website has a playground: four example projects, each rendered for all
  four providers by the code the command runs.

Changed

• The website is redesigned: dark by default with a light theme, a filter for
  the tool table and a section on keeping pipelines in sync.

v0.4.0

Added

• ci:update command: rewrites every pipeline in the project that is out of
  date and leaves the others alone. --dry-run shows the difference only.
• tools command: lists the supported tools with the packages that trigger
  them and the commands they run, and the supported providers, as text or JSON.
• CircleCI provider (ci:init circleci).
• --min-coverage <percent> and extra.axonphp.min-coverage: the coverage job
  fails below that line coverage. Setting it switches the coverage job on.
• ci:check --format json for scripts and --format github to annotate the
  pipeline file in a pull request.
• Detection of PHPArkitect, Twig-CS-Fixer, Composer Normalize, Composer Require
  Checker, Composer Unused and Composer Dependency Analyser. Dependency checks
  are a tool type of their own and run in the quality job.

Changed

• ci:check points to ci:update instead of ci:init --force.
• GitLab keeps the coverage report as an artifact when the job fails.
• The providers render a shared Plan instead of each deciding which jobs a
  pipeline has. Generated pipelines are otherwise unchanged.
• The shell commands moved from Provider\Yaml to Pipeline\Plan.
• This repository requires 100% line coverage in CI.

v0.3.0

Added

• ci:check command: compares the committed pipeline with what the project
  needs now, prints the difference and exits with 1 when they differ.
• inspect command: shows the detected PHP versions, extensions, tools and
  options as text or JSON without writing anything.
• Bitbucket Pipelines provider (ci:init bitbucket).
• --coverage adds a code coverage job on the newest PHP version (PHPUnit or
  Pest) and keeps coverage.xml as an artifact.
• --lowest also tests the lowest allowed dependencies on the oldest PHP
  version.
• --audit adds a composer audit step.
• Pipeline options can be stored under extra.axonphp in composer.json.
  Command line options win over the stored ones.
• Detection of Rector, Deptrac, ECS and Codeception.
• A website at https://maximilianfeix.github.io/AxonPHPCLI/, built from the
  same code that renders the pipelines (composer site).
• A logo, favicon, banner, how-it-works diagram and social preview image in
  PHP's colours.

Changed

• The summary printed by ci:init lists the trigger branches and the enabled
  extras.
• Provider::render() takes a PipelineOptions object instead of the list of
  branches.

Fixed

• A branch name or PHP version ending in a newline was accepted.
• "php": "8.1.20" and ">=8.1 <8.1.30" resolved to the default matrix
  instead of 8.1. A php constraint in require-dev now narrows the matrix,
  and a constraint that matches no known version produces a warning.
• GitLab: a push to a listed branch with an open merge request started two
  pipelines.
• GitLab and Bitbucket: the lowest-dependencies job installed from the lock
  file before resolving the lowest versions, which could fail on the oldest
  PHP version.
• Composer's bin-dir and vendor-dir were ignored in the generated commands.
• The pipeline file is written atomically, so a failed write cannot leave a
  truncated file behind.
• Empty --php and --branch values, branch names git would refuse and a JSON
  array as composer.json are rejected.

Website: https://maximilianfeix.github.io/AxonPHPCLI/
Full changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0

v0.2.0

Added

• Project detection: ci:init reads composer.json and derives the PHP version
  matrix from the php constraint, the required extensions from ext-*
  packages, and the tools to run from the installed packages.
• Detected tools: PHPUnit, Pest, Symfony PHPUnit Bridge, PHPStan (including
  Larastan), Psalm, PHP-CS-Fixer, Pint and PHP_CodeSniffer.
• GitLab CI provider (ci:init gitlab).
• --php and --branch options to override the detected PHP versions and the
  branches that trigger the pipeline.
• --dry-run to print the pipeline to stdout instead of writing it.
• --working-dir to generate a pipeline for a project in another directory.
• Interactive provider selection when no provider is passed.
• Shell completion for the provider argument.
• Test suite, PHPStan at the maximum level, and a CI workflow generated by the
  tool itself.

Changed

• The GitHub workflow is now written to .github/workflows/ci.yml (previously
  test.yml), runs on pull requests as well as pushes, caches Composer
  dependencies, uses least-privilege permissions and cancels superseded runs.
• An existing pipeline file is no longer overwritten silently: the command asks
  for confirmation, or requires --force when run non-interactively.
• Command output is now in English.
• The code moved to src/ under the AxonPHP\Cli namespace.
• symfony/console 8 is supported alongside 7.3+.

Fixed

• The generated workflow ran phpunit from the global path, which fails unless
  PHPUnit is installed globally. It now runs the project's own binaries from
  vendor/bin.
• The binary could not find the autoloader when installed as a dependency.

Full changelog: https://github.com/maximilianfeix/AxonPHPCLI/blob/v0.2.0/CHANGELOG.md