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22 January 2017

- The `-R, --quiet-coverage` flag can be used to run coverage without printing
the coverage report to stdout. Contributed by Martin Larralde. PR 149.
Resolves feature request 148.

20 December 2016

- Improved file object compatibility of GreenStream. Code that now tries to
access the writelines() function on sys.stdout or sys.stderr should no longer
crash. Fixes 146.

- Explicitly tell coverage to include missing line numbers to restore the
default behavior that changed in coverage 4.1 and later.

20 October 2016

- Fix crash that would occur on Python 2.7.0, 2.7.1, 2.7.2, and 2.7.3.
Reported by Christopher Gurnee. Fixes 137.

- Fix print statements inside of tests on Windows with Python 2.7. Contributed
by Christopher Gurnee. PR 138.

- Remove TravisCI builds for Xcode 7.1, since they no longer support those
builds. Unfortunately, the other OS X builds on Travis are broken for some
reason that doesn't exist on real OS X. If anyone has any ideas, please
share.

- Remaining OS X builds on TravisCI are failing right now trying to execute
PyPy itself (library linking errors). Since the tests work fine on actual OS
X installations, I'm going to ignore the failing builds and shake my hand
furiously at TravisCI.

30 June 2016

- Expose `green.version.__version__` as `green.__version__`. Reported by Bryant
Mairs. Fixes 128.

- Fix a crash that could occur if the test loader loaded an unrunnable object.
Contributed by Eli Skeggs. PR 125.

- Fixed a source of a double-submission bug that was being worked around
internally. Contributed by Eli Skeggs. PR 126.

31 May 2016

- No tests being loaded is now reported as an error, rather than a pass. This
should help people more quickly discover when they have a typo in their
command-line resulting in no tests being loaded. Contributed by Douglas
Thor. Fixes 123.

26 May 2016

- On Windows we now mangle non-ascii output into ascii output,
because...Windows. Contributed by MinchinWeb. Fixes 119.

- We now run TravisCI builds for OS X 10.10 and 10.11. We had already been
manually running tests on the latest OS X, but now TravisCI will do it for
us.