v3.0.1

Fixed

• BugEye now passes more compiler warnings, namely:
• -Wcovered-switch-default
• -Wdisabled-macro-expansion
• -Weffc++
• -Wgcc-compat
• -Wmissing-noreturn
• -Wreserved-id-macro
• -Wswitch-enum

v3.0.0

Virtually everything has been rewritten to be more C++ and use less preprocessor hackery.

Added

• Command line options. Specify which tests to run.
• Sub-tests.

v3.0.0-beta.2

Beta 2 of BugEye v3.0.0.

v3.0.0-beta

Tagging v3.0.0-beta

v2.0.1

• 🐛 Bailouts and uncaught exceptions sometimes weren't counted as failures,
  which could lead to false positives. They will now always lead to a
  non-zero exit.
• 🐛 ‘Consumed’ objects during stringification has been fixed. Stringification
  now works somewhat differently. It's dumber, but less dangerous. Expect it
  to be better in a minor release in the near future.
• Messages for all tests are now optional (but a missing message may produce a
  compiler warning).
• 🏗 A lot of compiler warnings have been fixed. (BugEye now builds with even
  stricter settings.)

v2.0.1-rc.1

Tagging RC #1 of v2.0.1

v2.0.0

A lot of improvements, and some new features:

• Named tests, for test code not belonging to any particular class.
• Mark tests as "TODO" or "SKIP" (à la TAP).
• Better diagnostics for failing tests.
• Formatted test messages (à la printf()).
• Increased compatibility with different subject classes.

Initial version

v0.1.0

Rewrote a lot of stuff and added testing functions