Releases

Version 0.5.5

Dependency Injection for Test Composition - @ColaInjectable and @ColaInjected annotations were introduced to facilitate state sharing between composed tests. Test Composition is enabled when @DependsOn annotation is used.
Allow @DependsOn to run single test method - Refactored @DependsOn to map to single JUnit test class. All test methods are selected by default but desired list can be defined.
Introduce @Dependencies - Used to group more than one @DependsOn definition.
Step alias support - Scenario steps can now have multiple alias in a single definition.
Step composition - Added @PreSteps and @PostSteps annotations to allow for easy step composition.
Enhanced failure details - Improved reporting of failure details
Bug fixes - Immediately fail when feature file not found. Immediately fail when dependent test fails.

Tag groups have been added. COLA Tests features and/or scenarios can be grouped together or simply marked for execution or exclusion.
Introduced @DependsOn annotation - allows for other JUnit tests to be executed before a COLA Tests feature scenario and/or steps.
Minor bug fixes

COLA Tests are now fully instrumented and can be enabled by setting the cola-tests jar as a Java agent
COLA Tests can now use JUnit Runners that require a specialized constructor
Introduced the @IdeEnabler annotation - default or settings for class and test method are no longer used
COLA compiler errors are now reported at run-time by means of an injected and failing test method

Named property injection using @Assigned
Maven plugin m2e lifecycle mapping embedded inside the plugin jar - COLA m2e Connector for Eclipse is no longer required to be installed - by Daniel Beland
Handle multiple compilation of the same test class - by Daniel Beland

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