Releases: theintern/digdug
2.1.2
Overview
This release fixes issues with detecting Selenium startup and closing tunnels.
- Detect startup failures in recent versions of Selenium
- Support "MicrosoftEdge" and "internet explorer" aliases for the "edge" and "ie" WebDriver drivers (#63)
- Handle already-terminated child processes in
Tunnel#close
(theintern/intern#924)
2.1.1
2.1.0
Overview
This release contains bug fixes and improvements, and updates dependencies to support TypeScript 2.7+.
Note that starting with this version, SeleniumTunnel will support the most current versions of Selenium and the various WebDrivers by default. If SeleniumTunnel will be used with older versions of browsers, compatible versions of Selenium and the relevant WebDriver(s) should be specified.
Bug fixes
- SeleniumTunnel more reliably kills WebDrivers when a session ends (#58)
General improvements
- Update dependencies
- Update driver and selenium default versions
- Support the pacFile option in SauceLabsTunnel (#59)
- Support newer versions of Sauce Connect (at least 4.4.12). Dig Dug was not able to detect successful startup in recent versions of SC.
- WebDrivers are now versioned when saved by SeleniumTunnel, meaning that the tunnel cache directory no longer has to be manually deleted to download a new version of a driver
2.0.4
2.0.3
2.0.2
2.0.1
2.0.0
Overview
Version 2 includes internal changes as well as improved support for recent versions of Selenium and various bugfixes.
Thanks to everyone who submitted issues or PRs, or tested Dig Dug over the last few months!
Significant updates include:
- Dig Dug has been completely converted to TypeScript
- Dig Dug is now published to npm as
@theintern/digdug
- The dojo and decompress dependencies were updated to new major versions
- SeleniumTunnel now pays attention to user-provided WebDriver versions
- Improved support for recent versions of Selenium (3.5+)
- Improved support for recent versions of Firefox (55+)
2.0.0-beta.13
Overview
This release fixes a bug with SeleniumTunnel's verbose option when using Selenium 3.5+. (#51)