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#Release Notes

##Jnario 1.0.0

  • Compatible with Xtend 2.6.2
  • Add support for anonymous classes in specs and features
  • Easier project setup: Jnario uses now Xtend's compiler configuration
  • Eclipse m2e integration: automatically configure Jnario from the POM
  • Code formatting for Specs (including tables)
  • Execute specific scenarios from within the feature editor #114
  • Reimplemented & optimized Jnario standalone compiler
  • Improved maven compiler performance #132
  • Rename maven artifacts:
    • org.jnario.lib.maven -> org.jnario.lib
    • org.jnario.standalone.maven -> org.jnario.standalone
  • Several IDE performance improvements
  • Fixed two severe memory leaks
  • Fixed no longer existing maven depencencies
  • Fixed multiple rendering bugs in jnario reports #112, #108

##Jnario 0.7.5

  • Fixed completion not working after '.' in feature files.
  • CTRL + > and CTRL + SHIFT + < work now in feature files for inserting Guillemets.
  • Fixed automatic insertion of Guillemets in rich strings.
  • Fixed NPE in spec auto formatter.

##Jnario 0.7.4

  • Fix code completion bug feature lang.

##Jnario 0.7.3

  • Compatible with Xtend 2.5.3
  • Fix maven dependencies for org.jnario.standalone.maven

##Jnario 0.7.2

  • Compatible with Xtend 2.5.1

##Jnario 0.7.1

  • Fix: change how null matcher works due to changes in Xtend

##Jnario 0.7.0

  • Compatible with Xtend 2.5.0
  • Fix: problems with maven source folders under windows

##Jnario 0.6.1

  • Fix: problems when resolving suites in maven builds
  • Fix: invalid xtend dependency in org.jnario.maven.standalone
  • Fix: should not returning the wrong value in Feature step references

##Jnario 0.6.0

  • Compatible with Xtend 2.4.3
  • Fix: encoding problems in generated reports
  • Fix: CompilerMain & ReportGeneratorMain return error code if compilation fails.
  • Fix: remove invalid validation error when two root specs both reference java types.

##Jnario 0.5.1

  • Fix unresolved features in suites when building with maven.
  • Maven report generator has now an explicit parameter sourceDirectory.
  • Fix invalid Jnario dependency in maven archetype.

##Jnario 0.5.0

  • Compatible to Xtend 2.4.2.

  • Greatly reduced compile times

  • Remove dependencies to JUnit und Hamcrest from Jnario Plugins, which could lead to problems when compiling Jnario specs in some Eclipse environments.

  • Fixed compile error when referencing steps that used static methods with multiple arguments.

  • Fixed debug support when using maven.

  • Fixed sporadic invalid validation errors when referencing steps.

  • Static members can now be accessed via '.' instead of '::':

      // both are valid
      findElement(By.name("btnG")).click() 
      findElement(By::name("btnG")).click() 
    
  • Define should matchers using lambdas

      fact "Example"{
        personOfAgeFour should be underAge
        personOfAgeFour should be olderThan(personOfAgeFive)
        
        /*  Fails with:
          java.lang.AssertionError: 
          Expected personOfAgeFour should be olderThan(personOfAgeFive) but
              personOfAgeFour is <A(4)>
              personOfAgeFive is <B(5)>
         */
      }
      
      def olderThan(Person p){
        [Person other | other.age > p.age]
      }
      
      def underAge() {
        [Person p | p.age < 18]
      }
    

##Jnario 0.4.3

  • Fixed NPE when opening Jnario preferences

##Jnario 0.4.2

  • Improved error messages for failed asssertions (closures will be filtered)
  • Improved code completion for feature steps

##Jnario 0.4.1

  • fixed organize imports for features definitions in combination with StepArguments
  • fixed occasional "duplicate local variable args" validation error in feature definitions
  • fixed create method quick fix for xtend files

##Jnario 0.4.0

  • Runs with Xtend 2.4.0

  • Improved type inference and faster build times

  • Access extension fields from in nested example groups:

       describe "Extension in nested example groups" {
         extension Shouter = new Shouter
         describe "nested example group"{
           fact "Hello".shout => "HELLO"
         }
       }
    
  • Access extension fields in Background scenarios:

       Feature: Extension fields in Backgrounds
    
       Background:
           extension Shouter = new Shouter
         Given a background with extension  
           "Hello".shout => "HELLO"
    
       Scenario: Using the background extension
         Then we can use the extension 
           "Hello".shout => "HELLO"
    
  • Generate HTML reports which includes a spec's outcome including possible failures. Example report

  • Define super classes in features and specs using the @Extends annotation:

      @Extends(typeof(MySuperClass))
      describe "defining super classes"{
           ...
      }
    
  • New wait helper:

      fact "Wait for something"{
        // define wait condition using lambdas 
        waitUntil[1 > 0]
        // configuration options
        waitUntil[
          message = "Custom error message"
          duration = 100
          pollingInterval = 10
          1 > 0
        ]
      }
    
  • Validation error for duplicate step implementations in features.

  • New maven archetype for creating a basic Jnario project:

       mvn archetype:generate                                  \
       -DarchetypeGroupId=org.jnario                           \
       -DarchetypeArtifactId=jnario-archetype                  \
       -DarchetypeVersion=0.4.0                                \
       -DgroupId=org.example                                   \
       -DartifactId=myproject
    
  • Better maven support in Eclipse via M2E.

  • Oldie but goldie: You can define your own should matchers by defining a method with the prefix should_XXXX in the current scope. The method needs to return a boolean value. For example, when we define a method should_eat:

       fact "Define your own matchers"{
         "Monkey" should eat "Banana"
         "Monkey" should eat "Rocks" throws AssertionError
       }
    

    ...then we can use "eat" in our should expressions:

       def should_eat(String animal, String food){
         animal == "Monkey" && food == "Banana"
       }