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Releases: MaximeD/gem_updater

v2.0

01 Jan 15:49
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Deprecations:

  • ruby 2.1 is now deprecated in order to use latest nokogiri with ruby 2.4

v1.0

28 Oct 07:07
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Switch to SemVer.

Fix:

  • compatibility with bundler 1.13

v0.5.2

11 Jul 08:47
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Fix:

  • css selector for github

Updates:

  • gems and dependencies

Development tools:

  • add bundler caching on travis
  • add code coverage
  • add codacy badges

v0.5.0

11 Apr 08:04
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Fix:

  • using other source with rubygems (@oelmekki)

Enhancement:

  • add ruby 2.3 to travis

Refactor:

  • global refactor

v0.4.5

13 Feb 16:35
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Fix:

  • making too many requests in a row to rubygems

v0.4.4

28 Oct 06:56
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Fix:

  • considering '' as a valid url to parse

v0.4.3

15 Oct 06:24
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Enhancement:

  • add recognition of news as a changelog name (@mattmenefee)

v0.4.2

02 Oct 09:55
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Enhancement:

  • add recognition of Changes as a changelog
  • add support of textile files

v0.4.1

11 Aug 15:40
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Fix:

  • when changelog is not found, it returns an object instead of nil

v0.4.0

25 Jul 17:19
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You can now update only a set of gems (just as bundler does).

example:

gem_update gem1 gem2

Moreover, fetching changelog is now multithreaded. Depending on how many gems were updated, you should see a major speedup.

Enhancement:

  • allow to update only given gems
  • refactor logger (use Bundler.ui)
  • add multithreading