Version 4.1.0

4.1.0

• Added the ability to assert that signals did or did not fire. By calling watch_signals Gut will monitor any signals emitted by the object. You can then later make assertions about whether or not a signal was emitted or whether it emitted a desired number of times, and even if it was emitted and passed specific parameters. The following methods were added for this feature, see the README for more information about them.
  • watch_signals
  • assert_signal_emitted
  • assert_signal_not_emitted
  • assert_signal_emitted_with_parameters
  • assert_signal_emit_count
  • assert_has_signal
  • get_signal_emit_count
  • get_signal_parameters
• Some minor fixes to gut.p
  • It now performs a str on the input. So if you pass it an object or something that isn't a string it won't blow up.
  • It now indents multi-line input correctly.