0.10.0

This minor release makes shellmock work with all possible shell options that can be set via the set built-in. It also adds the possibility to modify arguments when forwarding calls.

0.9.3

This patch release simplifies checking whether a mock exists for a specific executable via the is-mock command.

0.9.2

This patch release ensures that a configured hook receives the same arguments as the mock.

0.9.1

This patch release fixes the inability to mock arguments that contain line breaks.

0.9.0

This minor release greatly reduces the number of dependencies of shellmock. Only the packages bash and coreutils have to be present on Debian-based systems. In addition, this release also ensures that shellmock works as intended if any of its dependencies have been mocked.

0.8.2

This patch release adds the missing functionality of specifying indirectly used executables for the commands command via shellmock directives in comments. Please see the documentation of the commands command.

0.8.1

This patch release updates the list of dependencies and removes some of them.

0.8.0

This minor release adds the commands command, which can be used to retrieve a list of executables called by a script without calling the script.

0.7.0

This minor release adds the functionality of deleting all mocks for an executable (cf. docs) and of mocking only some calls to an executable by forwarding other calls to the actual executable (cf. docs).

0.6.0

This minor release adds the functionality of adding a hook to be executed by a mock (cf. docs). Such hooks are useful to record any data available to the hook (e.g. working directory or environment variables) and to perform additional assertions.