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Release 7.2.4

26 Aug 23:07
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7.2.4

  • Eliminate use of if_chain (#605)

Release 7.2.3

19 Aug 12:10
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7.2.3

  • Do not terminate parallel fuzzing for all targets when some targets cannot be started (#593)—thanks @arington-halabi

Release 7.2.2

15 Aug 11:35
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7.2.2

  • Eliminate two clone calls in test_fuzz macro (fe57fe2)

Release 7.2.1

20 Jul 15:03
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7.2.1

  • Upgrade darling to version 0.21 (#580)

Release 7.2.0

29 Apr 13:46
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7.2.0

  • Expand --display and --replay documentation in README.md (#537)—thanks @kilnhast
  • Expand cargo-test-fuzz library documentation (#545)—thanks @markv44
  • FEATURE: Warn when a test-fuzz-generated fuzzing harness is run without TEST_FUZZ=1 (#551)
  • FEATURE: Improve parallel fuzzing UI. Each target's output is now displayed in its own panel. (#555)

Release 7.1.1

23 Mar 22:18
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7.1.1

  • Upgrade bincode to version 2 (#532)

Release 7.1.0

14 Mar 01:50
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7.1.0

  • FEATURE: Add --release flag (#517)—thanks @YanVictorSN
  • Update strum_macros to version 0.27 (#519)
  • Fix a bug causing --no-ui to not work (#521)
  • Have "Could not find 'Testing aborted programmatically' in command output" generate a distinguished error message (d150dd3)
  • Rather than re-execute failed commands, debug print their messages (e0917e4)
  • Fix package/module name collision bug (#522)—thanks @anishnaik for the bug report

v7.0.3

30 Jan 17:37
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7.0.3

  • Eliminate reliance on once_cell (61bba16)

Release 7.0.2

16 Jan 17:51
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7.0.2

  • Fix error message that is printed when multiple Serde formats are selected (#498)
  • Update itertools to version 0.14 (#497)

Release 7.0.1

22 Nov 00:21
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7.0.1

  • Update cargo_metadata to version 0.19 (#487)