Enable alias commands

This release's main change includes the ability to run aliases of popular testing framework commands.

Some users have a custom bash commands for their testing. Using custom scripts did not allow the ability to force a selection, run all or diffed branch. You can now launch retest with retest --rspec "bin/my-custom-test-command <test>" and it will behave as if we're calling bundle exec rspec <test>.

Similarly retest --rails "bin/my-custom-test-command <test>" will behave like bin/rails test <test>. Same goes with --rake and --ruby options.

Alias command: #245, #246

We're also making some improvements in logging to inform the user about errors and launching settings.

Fixing pressing Enter on launch

This version fixes the issue raised in #240

Retest will try to run the starting command if it does not include the <test> or <changed> placeholders when Enter is pressed.

Retest V2 - Interactive commands are here

New major version of Retest.

The main change is a new interactive panel of commands to help your testing workflow after Retest launch. Press h to see the different options available.

1. Interactive Panel
2. Support watchexec as a new watcher when installed locally (faster than Lsiten)
3. Cleanup codebase

No prod impact

This release fixes on our CI pipeline and the bundler version set incorrectly in the previous release v1.13.1

Adding observer as an explicit dependency

Ruby 3.4 will require the observer gem to be set as an explicit dependency in a Gemfile and will no longer be included in the language: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/20187

This release adds observer gem as an explicit Retest dependency.

Update possible test list & minor maintenance improvements

In this release, apparent changes are on the list of possible options:

1. We added a none option when no test file matches the file changed #49
2. We added a > at the end to improve user feedback #192
3. We require Listen version v3.9.0 as a dependency #195

The list looks like this now

We found few tests matching: app/models/valuation/holdings.rb

[0] - test/models/taxation/holdings_test.rb
[1] - test/models/schedule/holdings_test.rb
[2] - test/models/holdings_test.rb
[3] - test/models/performance/holdings_test.rb
[4] - test/lib/csv_report/holdings_test.rb
[5] - none

Which file do you want to use?
Enter the file number now:
> 

In minor improvements with no impact

• We remove some deprecation warnings in our test suite
• We remove a monkey patch after guard/listen#572 has been fixed #195
• We test a new way to read other processes output in feature test
• We upgrade some github actions #197

Warnings, notifications and new version flag

This release adds a few changes

• When using --notify, retest is now making a sound after asking to select a file when in doubt
• We're disabling the symlink warnings that happen on some repositories when files are already watched. Happens regularly with node_modules. These warnings have been moved to the Listen.logger dependency and available with LISTEN_GEM_DEBUGGING=warn
• We're introducing a new option --verbose, -v` to see which version of retest we're currently using

These issues are fixed:

• #176
• #177
• #181

Improve test file selection

The release improves the identification of test files with test and spec prefix or suffix.
The release also updates some dependencies suggested by Dependabot.

Main change:

• #138 - Retest defaults to test_*.rb pattern even when *_test.rb file exists

Update name pattern for test files

Since December 2021, Bundler gem now defaults to test_filename.rb instead of filename_test.rb in release 2.3.0

bundle gem generated MiniTest file and class now start with 'test' rubygems/rubygems#3893

This release addresses this change by updating what's considered a test file when matching specs.

A change in filename.rb will now consider these files as possible matches:

• filename_test.rb
• filename_spec.rb
• test_filename.rb
• spec_filename.rb (because why not)

Gracefully exit retest when pressing Ctrl+c

Someone suggested to gracefully exit Retest when pressing ctrl + c instead of showing the ruby trace: #124

This release enables the software to print "Goodbye" after exiting retest.