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2.4.1

19 May 2016

- The built-in unittest module (stupidly) reports crashes in setUpClass() in a
completely different way than any other failure or crash in unittest. Now we
handle that way. Fixes 121.

2.4.0

1 April 2016

- Added `-W/--disable-windows` to disable converting colors to windows format.
Useful for fake windows terminal environments that want the normal posix
color codes. Contributed by Douglas Thor.

- Minor documentation update. Contributed by Thijs Triemstra.

- Experimented with a coding style contributed by John Vandenberg. Decided
we're not yet ready for that much structure. Maybe someday in the future.

2.3.0

13 February 2016

- Added `-q/--quiet-stdout` output option. Instead of capturing the stdout and
stderr and presenting it in the summary of results, discard it completly for
successful tests. --allow-stdout option overrides it. Contributed by
nMustaki.

- Fixed Windows build due to URL change for `get-pip.py`. Contributed by
nMustaki.

2.2.0

26 October 2015

- Python 3.5 support is now real, including automated builds for every commit.
We now compensate for Python 3.5's new behavior of creating a dummy TestCase
when failing to load a test target via a dotted name. All tests now pass on
Python 3.5 for the first time! Lets keep it that way. I'm crossing my
fingers that this might fix 93, 96, or 98 (which I'll work on next if it
didn't). Fixes 99.

- When the summary output of a test case is longer than the terminal width and
wraps to the next line, we now rewind the cursor back to the original spot
when rewriting in the final color. This means no more "duplicate" lines in
verbose output with narrow terminal windows. Fixes 84.

2.1.2

20 October 2015

- Intercept and handle coverage 4.x's new exception that occurs if there is no
coverage to report.

2.1.1

19 October 2015

- Fixed the new `-u/--include-patterns` to actually break apart the
comma-separated list into separate entries. It was already working fine if
you only included a single pattern.

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