Enhancements:
- Supports python callbacks in a limited fashion (i.e. intercepted code calling back into non-intercepted code)
Indented syntax for this. Makes it possible to e.g. intercept Tkinter and use CaptureMock for a limited kind of GUI
testing.
- Should work better in Python 3
- Naming of "variables" is more intelligent and descriptive, make use of strings provided when the objects first appear
- Mock files are more readable, we use pprint to ensure it doesn't get too wide
- Client-server support now handles XMLRPC servers
Bugfixes:
(Python)
- Don't overwrite sys.meta_path, should work better with py.test (Thanks Marc Abramowitz)
- Fixing custom metaclass issues in https://bugs.launchpad.net/capturemock/+bug/1256218 (Thanks Marc Abramowitz)
- Callstack checking, and hence not recording stuff used from the standard library, should work better in virtual
environments now
- Supports use of Abstract Base Classes, i.e. collections.MutableMapping etc
- Does not fail on classes named Instance
- Handle multiline strings starting with a '
- Handle exceptions raised by constructors properly
- Handle standard iterators produced by custom lists
- Fixed bug with attributes of list objects (Thanks Marc Abramowitz again)
- Special handling of __file__, it rarely makes sense to record this
- Making mixed mode more useful for Python attributes: use any replay info which matches at least function names
- Don't repeat base class descriptions unnecessarily
- Don't leak temporary files if exceptions are thrown
- Improve handling of very deep inheritance structures
- Handle subclasses of immutable types like int
- Handle multiline strings in lists
- Handle submodules imported via other packages
- Handle __nonzero__ methods properly (Thanks Lars Stavholm)
- Handle exceptions thrown by __dir__ methods
- Better handling of repeated references to the same attribute when replaying
- Trying to handle side-effect assignments properly, notice when their value changes
(Command line)
- If the same location is added several times to e.g. PATH, only mention it once in command line calls.
- Preventing server crashes if file edits are found more than once
- File edits now treat environment variables the same way as command line options, and hence find more files
- File edits are more threadsafe, simultaneous edits should not interfere
- Handle edits that turn a link into a directory
- Fixing diagnostic related problems if no logging.conf exists
(Client-Server)
- Client responses are returned in order, not using matching
