This release (v1.5.x) contains the following improvements:
- Revolutionary new way for running a test: Just run the test VI using the run-arrow. This will execute the test, open the user interface, and show the results. This is similar to how tests are executed in Caraya.
- Bugfix: Retain earlier results when rediscovering tests in UI

antsundq was a contributor to this release

This release (v1.4.x) contains the following improvements:
- The command line interface has been separated into its own package (LUnit CLI)*
- "Run All" now executes only failed tests on second run. If no tests have failed, all tests are run.
- Assertions added testing for specific error code
- Assertions added for testing if element in array/set/map
- Support for test discovery in auto-populating folders
- Updated Templates
- Improved clarity in failure messages comparing different types of numerics
- Test inheritance feature moved to sub-class of Test Case

* The reason for not including it in the main package is becuase installing the CLI requires write access to C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\Shared\LabVIEW CLI. This is not granted by default and caused bad user experience as the installation would return an error. The CLI is typically not needed in a normal installation.

antsundq , sas_workshops and gt_thetic were contributors to this release

This release contains the following improvements:
- New feature: Ignore tests by adding an underscore "_" as the first character in the test name. These test may be toggled on and off using the File menu option. For further details, see [the documentation](https://astemes.github.io/astemes-lunit/10_Basics/)
- Performance: Improves the performance of test discovery when running tests using the API. Thanks to Sam Taggart for contributions to this improvement.
- Bugfix: Errors during test execution now appears in test description

sas_workshops and antsundq were contributors to this release

Version 1.2 is a complete rewrite of LUnit with feature parity to earlier versions. The rewrite was done using test first test driven development and as a consequence the code base is now smaller, less complex, significantly more performant and more maintainable.

For users of LUnit, very little has changed functionally. The performance and responsiveness have been improved through the rewrite. The test scaffolding additionally provides a foundation for further improving on performance and useability. Please contribute ideas.

The reason for the increment of the minor version is a change to the API for running test programmatically. The old API is still available, with one minor change. All results are now returned in one event with an enum indicating the type of result. If someone needs to use the legacy format, it is straight forward to develop an adapter, please reach out for support if this is a concern.

Version 1.2 is a complete rewrite of LUnit with feature parity to earlier versions. The rewrite was done using test first test driven development and as a consequence the code base is now smaller, less complex, significantly more performant and more maintainable.

For users of LUnit, very little has changed functionally. The performance and responsiveness have been improved through the rewrite. The test scaffolding additionally provides a foundation for further improving on performance and useability. Please contribute ideas.

The reason for the increment of the minor version is a change to the API for running test programmatically. The old API is still available, with one minor change. All results are now returned in one event with an enum indicating the type of result. If someone needs to use the legacy format, it is straight forward to develop an adapter, please reach out for support if this is a concern.

Version 1.2 is a complete rewrite of LUnit with feature parity to earlier versions. The rewrite was done using test first test driven development and as a consequence the code base is now smaller, less complex, significantly more performant and more maintainable.

For users of LUnit, very little has changed functionally. The performance and responsiveness have been improved through the rewrite. The test scaffolding additionally provides a foundation for further improving on performance and useability. Please contribute ideas.

The reason for the increment of the minor version is a change to the API for running test programmatically. The old API is still available, with one minor change. All results are now returned in one event with an enum indicating the type of result. If someone needs to use the legacy format, it is straight forward to develop an adapter, please reach out for support if this is a concern.

Version 1.2 is a complete rewrite of LUnit with feature parity to earlier versions. The rewrite was done using test first test driven development and as a consequence the code base is now smaller, less complex, significantly more performant and more maintainable.

For users of LUnit, very little has changed functionally. The performance and responsiveness have been improved through the rewrite. The test scaffolding additionally provides a foundation for further improving on performance and useability. Please contribute ideas.

The reason for the increment of the minor version is a change to the API for running test programmatically. The old API is still available, with one minor change. All results are now returned in one event with an enum indicating the type of result. If someone needs to use the legacy format, it is straight forward to develop an adapter, please reach out for support if this is a concern.

- Add buttons to LabVIEW Toolbar for running all tests in project and for creating new test case
- Add option to ignore inherited tests
- Add tool for measuring code coverage.
- Add support for organizing tests in nested LabVIEW Project files.
- Internal implementation for test results updated from class based to regular type defs. The only way to access these classes is through the API, so the impact on users is limited.
- Minor useability and performance improvements.

antsundq was a contributor to this release