Bump github.com/dogmatiq/aureus from 0.1.0 to 0.2.6

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Bumps github.com/dogmatiq/aureus from 0.1.0 to 0.2.6.

Release notes

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Version 0.2.6

Added

• Added a suggested go test command for re-running a failed test without blessing it. There is nothing specific to Aureus about this command, but it's useful considering the -run flag's pattern syntax can make it tricky to isolate a single test.

Changed

• -aureus.bless now prevents the blessed test from being marked as a failure. This means you don't see the output of the test, so the go test command that is suggested when a test may be blessed now includes -v.
• Suggested go test commands now include -count 1 to prevent the test cache from preventing a re-run of the test, even if the input or output files have changed.
• A passing test now renders the golden file in dim yellow ("gold") color. Failed tests continue to use a colorized diff.
• Changed how suggested commands are rendered to make them occupy less visual space.

Fixed

• Fixed issue that could cause loss of trailing characters of fenced code blocks when blessing markdown tests.

Version 0.2.5

Fixed

• Fixed order of parameters when suggesting go test commands to run.
• Attempt to suggest a single package to run with -aureus.bless, instead of ./.... The latter works, but can produce error output messages if some packages don't use Aureus.
• Fixed escaping of shell parameters.

Version 0.2.4

Added

• Added the -aureus.bless test flag, which "blesses" the output of a failing test, accepting it as correct for future test runs. For file-based tests it replaces the entire output file with the failing output. For Markdown tests it replaces the code within the fenced code block.

Version 0.2.3

Fixed

• Removed duplicate "unable to generate output" error text.

Version 0.2.2

Changed

• Run() no longer separates the tests built from flat-files from those built from Markdown documents. This provides a less surprising test heirarchy when both types of tests are present in the same directory, and eliminates an empty test when only one type of test is present.
• Tests built from Markdown documents that contain a single top-level heading at the top of the document are now named after that heading, rather than the filename.
• Matrix tests with inputs and outputs from codeblocks under Markdown headings are now named after those headings, rather than the filename/line number.
• Matrix tests that only have a single input or a single output no longer include the name of that single input/output, producing shorter test names.
• Tests with inputs and outputs sourced from the same file now only include the filename in the test name once.

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Changelog

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[0.2.6] - 2024-11-25

Added

• Added a suggested go test command for re-running a failed test without blessing it. There is nothing specific to Aureus about this command, but it's useful considering the -run flag's pattern syntax can make it tricky to isolate a single test.

Changed

• -aureus.bless now prevents the blessed test from being marked as a failure. This means you don't see the output of the test, so the go test command that is suggested when a test may be blessed now includes -v.
• Suggested go test commands now include -count 1 to prevent the test cache from preventing a re-run of the test, even if the input or output files have changed.
• A passing test now renders the golden file in dim yellow ("gold") color. Failed tests continue to use a colorized diff.
• Changed how suggested commands are rendered to make them occupy less visual space.

Fixed

• Fixed issue that could cause loss of trailing characters of fenced code blocks when blessing markdown tests.

[0.2.5] - 2024-11-19

Fixed

• Fixed order of parameters when suggesting go test commands to run.
• Attempt to suggest a single package to run with -aureus.bless, instead of ./.... The latter works, but can produce error output messages if some packages don't use Aureus.
• Fixed escaping of shell parameters.

[0.2.4] - 2024-11-18

Added

• Added the -aureus.bless test flag, which "blesses" the output of a failing test, accepting it as correct for future test runs. For file-based tests it replaces the entire output file with the failing output. For Markdown tests it replaces the code within the fenced code block.

[0.2.3] - 2024-11-13

Fixed

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Commits

• 2782f5c Bump version to v0.2.6.
• f664f90 Fix issue with growing files during bless.
• 3b80f31 Fix issues with test runner command.
• 4ed7b77 Bump version to v0.2.5.
• d207518 Bump version to v0.2.4.
• 3ecc392 Use fancy log sesions.
• 3c031a2 Implement "blessing" to automatically update expectations on disk.
• 5464aae Bump version to v0.2.3.
• d741a93 Remove duplicate error text.
• b4f0d43 Merge pull request #26 from dogmatiq/dependabot/go_modules/golang.org/x/tools...
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Superseded by #330.