• Switch from toml to tomli to support TOML spec v1.0, and speed up parsing.
• Small internal change to diffing to support type annotation improvements.

Thanks to @hukkin for these changes!

The ward fixtures command was failing.

Thanks to @yolong-lin for the fix.

• Performance improvement to shave ~15% off of test suite run times
• Adds live output style
• Add pretty comparison info for in/not in assertion failures

live output

Assertion info for in/not in

All of these changes were contributed by @JoshKarpel!

Ward now outputs diffs using Rich when when an equality check in an assert fails within a test.

This let us remove the final pieces of colorama and termcolor code from Ward.

• Fixes #140
• Fixes #239
• Fixes issue where pyproject.toml defaults were not being applied
• Fixes issue with dots-module output where it wouldn't display properly if you were in a directory deeper than a running test module.
• Changes --exclude to work with paths instead of globs.
• No longer modify sys.modules during collection phase.
• Fix module.__package__ being set incorrectly in some cases.
• Fix issue where exclude defined in pyproject.toml was not interacting with CLI supplied --paths correctly.
• Changes some semantics around running ward with no --path: it now means "run all tests in my project". If you want to get specific, supply a path. If we can't find the project, then running ward is the same as ward --path ..

This release contains no user-facing changes.

Fixes an issue that was introduced in 0.57.0b0 which prevented Ward from entering nested subdirectories when looking for tests.

Adds initial support for plugins using Pluggy. In this release, 3 hooks are available: before_session, after_session, and preprocess_tests.

• Upgrades Ward to use Click v8 thanks to @AABur.
• Splits some modules into internal/public, adds docs on some public APIs, more selectively exposes functionality to users.

Adds --progress-style [inline|bar] % progress through test session to output (enabled by default).

inline

bar

Thanks again to @JoshKarpel for this contribution 🎉