0.2.7

New xctool release.

• Pretty reporting is now allowed without overwrite when TTY is not detected.
• Simulator used to run iOS application tests can now be selected by its id passed to -destination option.
• xctest symbolication in disabled in Xcode 7 for performance improvements.
• user-notifications reporter is disabled on TeamCity, Jenkins and CircleCI.
• Test method names with parameters are now supported.
• -dry-run and -skipUnavailableActions xcodebuild options are now supported.
• Other fixes.

Thanks for the fixes and new features to @hiltonc, @kernandreas, @yiding, @x2on, @morganchen12, @jspahrsummers, @LegNeato, @ikesyo, @thelvis4. 10 people contributed to this release! Amazing!

0.2.6

New xctool release.

• Added support of Xcode 7.
• Added an omit option for tests.
• Added an option for not reseting the simulator on failure.
• Switched to CoreSimulator framework to run application tests.

Thanks for the fixes and new features to @kcoons, @x2on, @bhamiltoncx, @Coneko! You rock!

0.2.5

New xctool release.

• Dropped Xcode 5 support.
• Switched to simctl to query test cases and run logic tests.
• Added support for Xcode 7 beta.
• Improved support for networking, keychain and other specific service dependent tests.
• Pre and post action scripts defined in the active scheme are now run as expected.
• Fixed stripping of ANSI escape codes in the test output.
• -only option now supports wildcard prefixes for test class names and test cases.
• Environment for app and logic tests is now the same as if you run them in Xcode.
• Added support for workspaces and projects that are located in a subdirectory of a project root directory.
• Improved support for projects with nested projects.
• Improved searching of available schemes.
• -sdk option now supports an absolute path to the sdk as a value.
• Improved macro expansion in schemes.
• Many other small fixes and improvements.

Thanks for the fixes to @bgertzfield, @jimix, @loufranco, @jmkk, @hiltonc, @ExtremeMan and everyone who has reported detailed bug reports.

0.2.4

🕐 It's been too long between releases! 🚀

• Added -testTimeout option. When an individual test hits this timeout, it is considered a failure rather than waiting indefinitely
• Tests now launch the simulator without stealing focus
• Improved error output when xcodebuild crashes
• Improved support for OS X test bundles
• Fixed an issue where NSTemporaryDirectory() was broken in iOS logic tests
• Fixed an issue where many tests with long names would break due to command line length
• xctool builds without warnings under Xcode 6.3
• Switched to arc

👍 to @ExtremeMan, @bgertzfield, and @fpotter for the fixes!

0.2.3

🎉 Time for a release! 🎉

• Fix compilation warnings when using Xcode 6.3 betas
• Added -derivedDataPath option for specifying where DerivedData should be stored
• Improvements to the TeamCity reporter
• Added -launch-timeout option for configuring the simulator launch timeout
• Setting XCTOOL_FORCE_TTY will make the pretty-reporter output special characters even if a TTY isn't detected
• Fixed logic when running analyze on Xcode 6.1+
  • There is still more to do here as Apple changed some things around
• Various memory and correctness fixes

Thanks a TON to @zlandau, @acoomans, @x2on, @yiding, @maxwellE, @MSch, @leverdeterre, @ExtremeMan, and @stevenkramer for the fixes! ❤️

0.2.2

We haven't done a new release in a while, let's change that! 🎄 🎅

• Fixes for Xcode 6.1 / workarounds for Apple bugs
• Fixed problem with moving Xcode location after compiling xctool
• Add a new reporter to output a database of copied files
• Updated clang-as-ios-dylib for cpp support
• Various documentation fixes

Shout out to @ExtremeMan, @ryanrhee, @MatBD , @estsauver, @jeffreyjackson, @ewanmellor, @Orphis, and @grp for their contributions! 🎉 🎈 🎉

0.2.1

🌟 _If you only use one version of Xcode, you don't have to worry about any of this._ 🌟

In the last release, xctool only worked with the Xcode version it was compiled with. This was needed due to the massive changes between Xcode 5 and Xcode 6, but caused problems for people using the same xctool binary and switching between multiple Xcode versions when building and running their project (happens on CI a bunch).

@ExtremeMan updated xctool to make Xcode version-specific functionality happen at runtime. This means an xctool compiled with Xcode 6 can build and run tests using Xcode 5, etc.

There is an edge case where compiling xctool on Xcode 6 and running it on an app pointed at Xcode 5 will fail if Xcode 6 is located in /Applications/Xcode.app. The wrong private framework gets loaded (the framework from Xcode 6 rather than from Xcode 5). If Xcode 6 is saved somewhere like Xcode_6.app then it works.

0.2

New Xcode, new xctool release!

• Added support for 💥 Xcode 6 💥
  • Major kudos to @ExtremeMan...this was a ton of work
• Added a new TeamCity reporter
• Fixed an issue where xctool would not compile if the path contained spaces
• Fixed a deterministic crash when running test cases on the iOS 5.0 simulator
• Fixed a random crash when running application tests
• Fixed a potential deadlock when running logic tests by working around the dispatch thread soft limit
• Fixed a bunch of memory leaks

Thanks to @ExtremeMan, @oscahie, @Pretz, @yiding, @ayanonagon, @jasonprado, @x2on, @acoomans, @Zehhu, @jacobrelkin, @g--n...you all rock! 🤘

0.1.16

Hey look, a timely release! Let's make these a habit.

• Added support for sending notifications via Notification Center when actions finish
  
  • This can be controlled by turning the user-notifications reporter on and off
  • This is turned off by default on Travis CI
• Added -listTestsOnly option to list tests without running them
  • This is useful for integrating with wrapper scripts and test harnesses
• Added support for xcodebuild's -install option
• Added support for xcodebuild's -resultBundlePath option
• xctool now uses lazy binding when running tests
  • This fixes an issue where a framework referenced by tests references a symbol that does not exist, thus causing the test to fail to link

❤️ to @fpotter, @ExtremeMan, @ianyh, and @jacobrelkin for their patches! 👏

0.1.15

Woah, 4 months since an official release...that's a long time! This release is full of so much great stuff:

• Added Xcode 5.1 support.
  • You do not have to update. Xcode 5.0.x is still supported.
• Dropped support for Xcode < 5.0.
• If no project or workspace is specified, xctool searches in the current directory.
  • This matches xcodebuild semantics.
• Faster OCUnit tests by swizzling the slow implementation of senIsSuperclassOfClass.
• Tests that crash will not halt the overall test run
  • This gives you more signal by showing all failing tests in a run rather than stopping at the crash.
• Added -resetSimulator option to clear simulator content and settings between test runs.
• Fix for the frequently-reported Failed to query the list of test cases in the test bundle bug.
• When selecting an sdk, xctool will now fall back to the major release sdk.
  • For example, if you specify 7.0.3 and it is unavailable xctool falls back to 7.0.
• OCUnit errors are now reported as test failures.
  • This should fix confusing results like TEST FAILED: 25 passed, 0 failed, 0 errored, 25 total
• Testcases in the JUnit reporter now have an error attribute.
• The clang analyzer now publishes the type and category of detected bugs to reporters.
• ... as well as many smaller fixes and code cleanup.

❤️ to @fpotter, @ExtremeMan, @x2on, @carsonmcdonald, @PavelKatunin, @MatBD, @jlukas, @dblock, @spesholized, @donaldkwong, @ryanrhee, @yuichi-hamasaki, @testzugang, and @swolchok who all contributed code to this release. Cheers! 🍻