Release 3.0.1 (May 28, 2017)

No change to functionality or features in this release

Release 3.0 (April 11, 2017)

The select-all checkbox no longer changes the state of disabled checkboxes
BREAKING CHANGE: If you are using SelectAllCheckbox in an unusual scenario of ticking the select-all checkbox via script and then firing change to trigger the select-all action, you'll find that that no longer works. IE has a known bug where it doesn't fire the change event when an indeterminate checkbox is clicked, meaning that until this release, this plugin was never fully compatible with IE. To get around the issue, the plugin now listens for the click event on the select-all checkbox instead of change. The other checkboxes continue to use the change event as they always have.
The select-all checkbox initializes to the proper state (checked, unchecked, indeterminate) based on the state of the checkbox group when the plugin is initialized
Added unit tests

Fixed a bug where the 'select all' logic wasn't performing a check on the callback to see if it existed before calling it

This release contains the following breaking change:

The callbacks which existed in version 1.0 no longer exist, and have been replaced by a single new callback: onChangeCallback. As the name implies, this callback's behavior differs from the callbacks of version 1.0. Unlike the 1.0 callbacks which fired on click, onChangeCallback fires on change. The prototype of the new callback is also different: the first argument is now an array of jQuery objects.