leakage changelog

Changelog History

• v0.5.0 Changes

  September 25, 2019

  🚀 A very small maintenance release, shipping support for node 10. Node 12 is still not working, due to incompatibilities in the native V8 bindings.

  🔋 Features

  • 👌 Support for node 10 (#36 - kudos to @brandonros)

• v0.4.0 Changes

  June 04, 2018

  • 👀 Make compatible with node 10: Use @airbnb/node-memwatch (see #27 by @alvis)

• v0.3.0 Changes

  May 16, 2017

  Hallelujah!

  It took almost half a year and four tries of rewriting the library. It is safe to say that this baby was born out of sweat and tears!

  ✅ But here it is: Asynchronous memory leak testing for node.

  ✅ There is also a slightly changed API that shall bring us joy in the future and there are extra heap footprint tests to make sure leakage itself won't impact heap snapshotting much.

  Enjoy!

  🔄 Changelog

  • 👌 Support for asynchronous tests:
    iterate.async(iterator: Function, options: ?Object): Promise<Result> (#7)
  • 🔄 Changed API:
    iterate(iterations: number, iterator: Function) => iterate(iterator: Function, options: ?Object)
  • Pretty much a complete rewrite of the library
  • ➕ Added heap footprint tests checking the library's own footprint
  • 📇 Result object contains heap diffs and test metadata
  • Requires node 6+

• v0.2.0 Changes

  December 28, 2016

  🚑 v0.2.0 fixes a rather critical issue and comes with a bunch of improvements.

  🛠 Fixes

  • 📄 Renamed iteration() method to iterate() as described in the docs (kept iteration for backwards compatibility, though)

  🆕 New features

  • ➕ Added simple integration test and Travis CI config
  • 👌 Support for node 4+ (was node 6+ before)
  • 📄 Faster installation, since only lib/ is published now (the screenshot in the docs/ made it pretty big before)

  Happy hacking!

• v0.1.0 Changes

  December 28, 2016

  🎉 Initial release.
  ✅ Working iterate() method, detailed error, but no support for async functions and no unit tests.

  Edit: iterate() was documented, but the method was actually called iteration() in v0.1.0.

  🍱