v1.9.1 fix for module list error

Fixes an issue with file names in v1.9.0 that broke package verification with go list -u -m all and retracts v1.9.0

Full Changelog: v1.9.0...v1.9.1

v1.9.0 Reporter fixes, public interfaces and improved VerifyJSONBytes

Full Changelog: v1.8.0...v1.9.0

• Changed FileOptions and Scrubber to be public (#73)
• Fixed how we report files when running using -run parameters to avoid issues with the file cleanup utility (#74)
• Added support for a Cursor reporter on OSX and fixed a precedence issue in OSX reporting that prevented valid reporters from being reached
• Fixed VerifyJSONBytes to work with other valid JSON data, instead of only JSON objects (#39)

v1.8.0 Use codegen for reporters

Full Changelog: v1.7.0...v1.8.0

Moves to using the shared reporter configurations in https://github.com/approvals/DiffTools to generate reporters (using scripts/generate_diff_reporter.py) so we can have consistency in approvals across all supported languages. Add support for several new reporters in the process, see the csv file in DiffTools

v1.7.0 - VerifyOptions is public.

Full Changelog: v1.6.2...v1.7.0

v1.6.2 - Fix directory name issue

Fixes issue with module verification noted in #65

v1.6.1 - AddDateScrubber and ConsoleOutput

Added the ability to include your own custom date scrubbers and tools for testing console output as well as a convenience function for errors.

• DateScrubber.AddDateScrubber
• ConsoleOutput
• TestingUtils.utils.RequireNoError(t, err)

v1.6.0 Breaking Change - Ensure Approve Files end with a newline

v1.6.0 - This is a breaking change

Most, if not all, of your approved files will fail after upgrading to this version.

This is because approval files now expect to have a newline (\n) at the end of the file.

Upgrade Path

We suggest:

1. Run all your tests and see them pass
2. Upgrade go-approval-tests
3. Run tests again (they will all fail)
4. Run the approval python script

.approval_tests_temp/approve_all.py

Fix missing directory error

fixes #49

Options().ForFile().WithAdditionalInformation(value)

This allows multiple approved files per test.

More info here

v1.4.0 remove_abandoned_files.py script

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0