Release 0.1.3 - #23
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Ships a correctness fix, Windows support, and three user-facing additions. The correctness fix is the reason to upgrade: a repository with __pycache__ committed handed the replay bytecode compiled from other source, which Python ran in preference to the file just materialised. Both versions then behaved identically and check reported no behaviour change while the code genuinely differed. Silent wrongness, present in 0.1.2 and earlier. Also in: Windows in the CI matrix, numpy arrays compared by shape, dtype and contents, two-ref comparison, --include/--exclude for scoping a recording, and quarantined functions named rather than counted.
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Ships a correctness fix, Windows support, and three user-facing additions.
The correctness fix is the reason to upgrade: a repository with pycache
committed handed the replay bytecode compiled from other source, which Python
ran in preference to the file just materialised. Both versions then behaved
identically and check reported no behaviour change while the code genuinely
differed. Silent wrongness, present in 0.1.2 and earlier.
Also in: Windows in the CI matrix, numpy arrays compared by shape, dtype and
contents, two-ref comparison, --include/--exclude for scoping a recording,
and quarantined functions named rather than counted.