WatirSplash 1.0.0 Released

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Hello!

I'm happy to announce that WatirSplash 1.0.0 [1] got finally released.
The main thing which is new when using 1.0.0 is RSpec 2 usage and no
need to install ImageMagick and RMagick.

Project generators got also revamped.

Install it with `gem install watirsplash` and then execute
`watirsplash new` in your web application project directory!

Check out the Wiki [2] for more information.

Changelog:
* using RSpec 2
   - if you have projects using WatirSplash <= 0.2.14 then execute
`watirsplash migrate` under ui-test and ui-test-common directories!
* removed Watir::WaitHelper - use Watir's waiting methods instead
* using Watir 1.7.1
* use WATIRSPLASH_RESULTS_PATH environment variable for specifying
custom spec results location

[1] https://github.com/jarmo/watirsplash
[2] https://github.com/jarmo/watirsplash/wiki

Jarmo Pertman

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Looks interesting, I'll definitely try it.

Thanks

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On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 5:20 AM, Jarmo Pertman <jarmo.p@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello!

I'm happy to announce that WatirSplash 1.0.0 [1] got finally released.
The main thing which is new when using 1.0.0 is RSpec 2 usage and no
need to install ImageMagick and RMagick.

Project generators got also revamped.

Install it with `gem install watirsplash` and then execute
`watirsplash new` in your web application project directory!

Check out the Wiki [2] for more information.

Changelog:
* using RSpec 2
  - if you have projects using WatirSplash <= 0.2.14 then execute
`watirsplash migrate` under ui-test and ui-test-common directories!
* removed Watir::WaitHelper - use Watir's waiting methods instead
* using Watir 1.7.1
* use WATIRSPLASH_RESULTS_PATH environment variable for specifying
custom spec results location

[1] GitHub - jarmo/WatirSplash: Combining best features of Watir and RSpec for browser-based functional testing.
[2] GitHub - jarmo/WatirSplash: Combining best features of Watir and RSpec for browser-based functional testing.

Jarmo Pertman
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