3.0.3

Fixed

• Parameter format of the WPDb module seeOptionInDatabase, dontSeeOptionInDatabase, seeSiteOptionInDatabase,
  dontSeeSiteOptionInDatabase methods to support both name and value or array criteria.

Added

• The WPDb::dontSeeSiteOptionInDatabase method.

3.0.2

Fixed

• Yaml format issue in scaffoled configuration files, thanks @dale42

3.0.1

Fixed

• Compatibility with PHPUnit version 9.5, thanks @Luc45

3.0.0

This version is the first to target Composer version 2 compatibility, while keeping back-compatibility with Composer version 1.
The version is marked as breaking, and as such as a Major release, as existing setups that rely on some packages previously bundled
with wp-browser might break.
I've changed the removed wp-cli/wp-cli-bundle (full wp-cli packages) dependency in favor of the wp-cli/wp-cli one and I've removed the symfony/filesystem
dependency in favour of other internal solutions.
Read the migration guide here.

Breaking changes

• Removed the WithWpCli::executeBackgroundWpCliCommand method, and, as a consequence, the WPCLI::executeBackgroundWpCliCommand method.
• Removed the symfony/process dependency and replaced it with the mikehaertl/php-shellcommand one; refactor methods that use and accept shell commands.
• Refactor the WPCLI module to build and escape string command lines differently.
• Removed the wp-cli/wp-cli-bundle dependency and replaced it with the wp-cli/wp-cli one.

2.6.17

Fixed

• URL replacement issue in DbDump class

2.6.16

Fixed

• handle more Cookie types in WPBrowser::grabCookiesWithPattern method to avoid errors.

Changed

• change DotEnv suggestion to vlucas/phpdotenv:^4.0 to avoid env vars loading issues.

2.6.15

Fixed

• avoid deleting the whole plugins folder when havePlugin is used to create single file plugins (thanks @Luc45)

2.6.14

Added

• the logOut(string|bool $redirectTo) method to the WPBrowser and WPWebDriver modules (thanks @gabe-connolly)

2.6.13

Fixed

• restore full phpstan lvl 8 coverage

2.6.12

Changed

• rename the rmkdir function to mkdirp for clarity and resemblance with the WordPress one.