1.5.1

Release 1.5.1

• Refactor ConfigParser to just parse the config into ParsedOptions, separating
  the file-filter/excludes handling properly (#114)
• Update the standard/rubocop constraints (dev-only)
• Fail the pipeline when rspec encounters non-spec failures (#120 resolves #119)
• Expose error messages when brakeman encounters errors (#122 resolves #115)

1.5.0

Release 1.5.0

• Update to comply with current standardrb rules, and use checkout@v4
• Add a -X/--exec argument that allows you to let qq craft the command, but
  then actually exec the command instead of running it and handling its output.
  Especially useful for things like rspec, where the output it gives you about
  failing tests is very useful, and qq is mostly only helpful for determining
  what specs to run.
• Add a --message-format argument and message_format config file option,
  which allow for a fairly complex configuration of the output format for
  messages, so they can be displayed in various colorized/tabular formats.

1.4.0

Release 1.4.0

• Support specifying excludes per-tool, so that certain files won't be passed
  to those tools on the command-line (#107 resolves #106)

1.3.1

• Fix a bug around the logging of nil commands when runners are skipped (#104
  resolves #103)

1.3.0

• Support (and enable by default) colorizing the console stderr output from
  bin/qq - disable with the --no-colorize flag or the colorize: false
  configuration entry. (#94, resolved #36)
• Introduce a Logging facility, and add the --verbose/-v flag - supply it
  either once or twice to enable (colorized) logging in either info or debug
  level, providing much more detail about what's going on during execution.

1.2.2

• Add some code to the Rspec::Parser that cleans the json of certain text that
  simplecov may write into the rspec json output. (#91, resolves #86)
• Include the name of the originating tool in the printed message, and the
  annotation, when a warning is presented. (#90 resolves #72)
• Support normal as a logging level, and the --normal and -n cli
  arguments. This is the default value, so this really only matters if your
  config file sets another value and you want to override it from the cli.
  (#91, resolves #86)

1.2.1

Release 1.2.1

• Fix the handling of the various ways to specify whether tools should limit
  their targets to changed files or run against the entire repository. The
  configuration systems had disagreements on what to call the options in
  question, which resulted in some configuration entries being ignored. We
  enforce a set of validations on reads and writes now to avoid such a problem
  in the future (#89, resolves #88)
• Add coverage-checking, and then improve test coverage and remove unreferenced
  code as a result. (#87)

1.2.0

• Support --light, --quiet, and --logging LEVEL arguments for less output
  (#78, resolves #37)
• Support the markdownlint tool
  (#79, resolves #58)
• Extract BaseRunner (#82) and RelevantRunner (#83) parent classes from the tool
  runners, to allow new tools to be more easily implemented. (Resolves #81)
• Extract a Cli::Presenter from the Entrypoint, to simplify pending work on cli
  presentation (#84, resolves #42)
• Update the docs a bit, and add a changelog

1.1.0

• Support --version/-V flag on the command-line
• Support the file_filter per-tool config (in the config-file only), for filtering the appropriate paths for particular tools with a regex
• Add more consistent configuration-file keys, to better match the arguments accepted by the command-line. Specifically, support annotate alongside annotator, and at global and tool level support all_files and unfiltered alongside changed_files and filter_messages (with reversed meanings, of course)
• When no tool names are supplied on the command-line and no config file exists (or the config file doesn't specify default_tools), exit with a failing status and explain, instead of just running all of the tools. That's rarely a useful thing to do anymore.

1.0.3

Fix the printed output for the case where there were warnings, but no "relevant" ones (all filtered out).