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defsuite

    The top-level deftests operator has become defsuite:

        defsuite main:

            deftest stuff:
                ...

    Whereas before the deftests operator created a function called
    run (called to run the tests), defsuite creates a function of
    the given name (call to run that test suite). Multiple test
    suites in a single file are therefore possible.

    The "filter" parameter to this method has been renames to
    "select".


Polite to your name-space

    The deftests operator used to import a large number of names
    into the current namespace. This is no longer the case. Values
    you may need are available via the testlang module, e.g.:

        testlang.confirmdone(mockObject)


?raises

    The ?exception operator has been renamed to ?raises. A bug has
    also been fixed wherein stack traces reported by this operator
    were sometimes incorrect.


Debugging calls to mock objects

    The postfix operator ":debug" has been added to the mock-object
    expectation language. Putting this operator on the end of an
    expectation drop you in to the debugger when that expectation
    is met (e.g. when the code under test calls a certain method,
    gets an attribute, etc.). Very useful!

    Example:
        defmob foo par:
            f() -> None :debug
            ...


Notification of disabled tests

    When a test or group has been disabled, e.g.:

        deftest X myTest: ...

    The test runner reports this even when not in verbose
    mode. (So users don't forget a test has been disabled and gain
    false confidence that the tests are all passing.)