What's new?

• Fixed bug sav­ing .croupier, was miss­ing all in­puts
• Added tests for TaskManager.save_run
• Fixed bug in in­o­ti­fy watch­er path lookup
• Fixed bug where au­to_run would on­ly run tasks once (found in Hacé)

What's Changed

• Implemented keep_going flag for run_tasks
• Added tests for ex­cep­tion rais­ing be­hav­iour in tasks

Full Changel­og: v0.3.2...v0.3.3

What's Changed

• Im­ple­ment run_au­to for se­lect­ed tar­get­s, see #2
• Sev­er­al bug­fix­es for run_au­to
• Sim­pli­fied and more ef­fi­cient file watch­er

Full Changel­og: v0.3.1...v0.3.2

What's Changed

• In­­o­ti­­fy sup­­port by @ral­si­­na in #1

  This adds the TaskMan­ag­er.au­to_run method that mon­i­tors task in­puts and
  re­runs tasks as need­ed, and TaskMan­ag­er.au­to_stop to stop it.

  This will be use­­ful for Hacé (the croupier-based make-­­like) and Nicol­i­no
  (a SS­G)

  Here's an ex­am­­ple from the test­s:

    x = 0
    counter = TaskProc.new { x += 1; x.to_s }
    Task.new(output: "t1", inputs: ["i"], proc: counter)
    TaskManager.auto_run
    #  We need to yield or else the watch call­backs nev­er run
    Fiber.yield
    File.open("i", "w") << "foo"
    Fiber.yield
    TaskManager.auto_stop
    #  It should have run
    (x > 0).should be_true

Full Changel­og: v0.3.0...v0.3.1

• Re­moved name pa­ram­e­ter
• Made autogenerated Task.@id shorter
• Im­ple­ment­ed more com­plex task merg­ing strat­e­gy (see
  "com­plex merge" in the spec)