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2.7.2

22 March 2017

- Fixed a corner-case where targets wouldn't be parallelized if you ran green
inside a directory containing only test modules (files) with no packages
(directories). The result would be a single worker process would handle all
testing while the other worker processes sat idle.

2.7.1

19 March 2017

- Stop cleaning up the temporary directory on versions of Python other than 2,
since some things like multiprocess.Value in versions > 2 trigger an
auto-cleanup of the temporary directory that crashes if it has already been
cleaned up. Resolves 154.

- macOS builds on TravisCI have been passing awhile. Start counting them
towards global pass/fail.

2.7.0

2 March 2017

- When used as a Django test runner, we now inject a `--green-verbosity`
command-line argument that can be used to control green's verbosity level
from Django. Contributed by Anomitra Saha. Resolves 37 and 153.

2.6.3

20 February 2017

- Switched the release process to use python2 for everything, because python3
isn't installed in all TravisCI environments.

2.6.2

20 February 2017

- Fix some minor issues in help strings that I discovered while working on
"Python Testing with Green"
- Updated the release process so that instead of using a confusing mix of
python2 and python3 to test and release, we just use python3.

2.6.1

14 February 2017

- Fixed a bug that caused a strange extra test result to be output when your
test tried to access a member of an object that didn't exist. Fixes 150.

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