Eldev 0.2

This release comes with several new features:

• Eldev now supports Buttercup testing framework. Projects don’t need to declare which framework they need: Eldev will figure it out on its own. See documentation for details.

• New command lint uses external tools to find common problems in your project. Currently supported are Emacs built-in checkdoc, package-lint and relint. More can be added in the future and you also can integrate more using macro eldev-deflinter.

• Variable eldev-project-main-file lets you explicitly specify the main .el file in the project if package-dir-info cannot guess it (e.g. if you have package headers in more than one file).

• New hooks: eldev-load-dependencies-hook, eldev-test-ert-hook, eldev-test-buttercup-hook.

• Minor fixes and improvements in existing functionality.

Eldev 0.1.2

This is a bugfix-only release.

• Fixed: failing ERT test on Emacs 26.x would trigger an internal Eldev error.
• Fixed: minor presentation bug when an Eldev was too old for a project because of eldev-require-version.

Eldev 0.1.1

User-visible changes:

• New hook eldev-build-system-hook.

Eldev 0.1

First version of Eldev. Main features:

• Build tool for Elisp packages, written, configurable and extendable in Elisp itself.
• Projects can have dependencies downloaded from package archives (e.g. Melpa) and locally-developed ones.
• Built-in support for running regression/unit tests (only ERT).
• Can load your project from .el sources, byte-compiled or packaged — selectable with one command-line option.
• Extendable build system. Out of the box can build Elisp packages, byte-compile .el files and generate .info out of .texi sources.
• Can evaluate expressions with functions from your project without interference from unrelated packages.
• Can launch Emacs with your project only — test that it is really usable without other packages.
• Runs on Emacs 24.4 or later, including using several different versions on the same machine.