Release Notes

Table of Contents

• 1.2.6
• 1.2.5
• 1.2.4
• 1.2.3
• 1.2.2
• 1.2.1
• 1.2.0
• 1.1.x
• 1.0.0
• 0.9.x
• 0.8.x

1.2.6

User guide and javadoc

Breaking Changes

• More changes to Lifecycle Hooks API in order to support a jqwik Spring extension

1.2.5

User guide and javadoc

New and Enhanced Features

• Added @BeforeExample as an alias of @BeforeProperty

• Added @AfterExample as an alias of @AfterProperty

• Lifecycle methods annotated with @BeforeTry, @AfterTry, @BeforeProperty, @AfterProperty, @BeforeContainer and @AfterContainer can now have parameters that will be resolved using registered ResolveParameterHook instances.

• Added ActionSequence.withInvariant(String label, Invariant<M> invariant);.

• Added ActionSequence.peek(Consumer<M> modelPeeker).

• Arbitraries.sequences(Arbitrary<? extends Action<M>> actionArbitrary) does now accept covariant subtypes and still returns type Arbitrary<Action<M>>.

• Reporting text on failed statistics coverage check improved.

• Upgrade to JUnit Platform 1.6.1

Breaking Changes

• Some fundamental changes to Lifecycle Hooks API in order to support a jqwik Spring extension

Bug Fixes

• Labelled statistics reports should now reliably being reported in order of first usage.

1.2.4

User guide and javadoc

New and Enhanced Features

• Annotated lifecycle methods have been implemented:
  • @BeforeContainer
  • @AfterContainer
  • @BeforeProperty
  • @AfterProperty
  • @BeforeTry
  • @AfterTry

• @StatisticsReport can now also be used on container classes

• Statistical coverage checking can now be done in a fluent API style

• Improved shrinking of parameters that require duplicate values for falsifying a property

• Upgrade to JUnit Platform 1.6.0

Breaking Changes

• Removed Statistics.coverageOf(). It’s now Statistics.label(..).coverage(..)

• Falsifier no longer extends Predicate<T>

• Many breaking changes in Lifecycle API; but this API had not been published or documented anyway.

Bug Fixes

No open bugs had been reported.

1.2.3

User guide and javadoc

New and Enhanced Features

• The new big feature of this release is coverage checking.

• Statistics reporting can now be switched off. Alternatively you can plug in your own reporting format.

• Added Arbitrary.injectDuplicates(duplicateProbability) to enable the high probability generation of duplicate values

• Added Arbitrary.tuple1(), Arbitrary.tuple2(), Arbitrary.tuple3(), Arbitrary.tuple4() to generate tuples of same base type

• Character \u0000 is being generated as default edge case in String and Character arbitraries - if it lies within the allowed character range.

Breaking Changes

• Statistics.collect(..) and StatisticsCollector.collect(..) can no longer be called with no values. There must be at least one - but it can be null.

• Statistics.collect(..) and StatisticsCollector.collect(..) must always be called with same number of parameters.

• Deprecated net.jqwik.api.Statistics. Use net.jqwik.api.statistics.Statistics instead.

• The standard property report is now the last thing to be reported, i.e. after statistics reports.

• Default priority in AbstractDomainContextBase is now 0 (previously 1), i.e. they no longer supersede built-in jqwik arbitrary providers but mix in.

Bug Fixes

No open bugs had been reported.

1.2.2

User guide and javadoc

New and Enhanced Features

• When configuration parameter database is set to empty, test run recording is now completely disabled.

• Exhaustive generation of single decimals and floats

• Added Arbitrary.sample() and Arbitrary.sampleStream() for enabling the use of generators outside of properties

• Arbitraries.oneOf(Arbitrary<? extends T>... arbitraries) does now accept covariant subtypes and still returns type Arbitrary<T>.

Breaking Changes

• Deprecated Arbitrary.withSamples(T... samples)

Bug Fixes

• Statistics formatting bug
• Exhaustive generation bug
• Using Arbitraries.forType() outside property bug

1.2.1

User guide and javadoc

New and Enhanced Features

• New configuration parameter defaultGeneration for jqwik.properties file
• Added CharacterArbitrary.with(CharSequence allowedChars)
• Added StringArbitrary.withChars(CharSequence allowedChars)
• Arbitraries of List, Set, Stream und arrays are now of type StreamableArray
• Introduced StreamableArray.reduce()
• HashMap can now be generated by default

Breaking Changes

• Arbitrary.exhaustive() must no longer be overridden in implementors of Arbitrary. Override Arbitrary.exhaustive(long maxNumberOfGeneratedSamples) instead.

• TypeUsage.getTypeArguments(): In case of type variables or wildcard types this method will now return the upper bound’s type arguments if there is a single upper bound and no lower bound. This enables correct generation of variables like T extends Map<Integer, String>.

Bug Fixes

• @ForAll annotation could not be replaced by self-made annotation. Now it can.

• Annotations in type parameters of bounds of type variables are now correctly recognized.

• Annotations in type parameters of bounds of wildcards are now correctly recognized.

1.2.0

User guide and javadoc

New and Enhanced Features

• Introduced Labeled Statistics
• Added Arbitraries.entries()
• Added default generation for Map.Entry instances
• Enhanced statistics reporting by absolute count
• jqwik can now generate instances of functions and other functional types
• Provider methods do now accept two optional parameters
• New @From annotation to provide arbitraries for embedded type parameters

Breaking Changes

• Removed CharacterArbitrary.between(min, max) which had been deprecated in 1.1.3

API Promotions

• Promoted from API.Status.EXPERIMENTAL to API.Status.MAINTAINED:

  • Arbitraries.forType(Class<T> targetType) and interface TypeArbitrary
  • Annotation @UseType and enum UseTypeMode
  • Arbitrary.fixGenSize(int genSize)
  • Combinators.withBuilder(Supplier<B> builderSupplier) and Combinators.withBuilder(Arbitrary<B> builderArbitrary)
  • Annotation @Domain and interface DomainContext

Dependency Upgrades and Bug Fixes

• Upgrade to JUnit platform 1.5.1
• Upgrade to Gradle 5.5.1
• Default character generation now excludes codepoints 0xd800 through 0xdfff
• Fixed set generation bug https://github.com/jlink/jqwik/issues/65
• Fixed bug in Unshrinkable.equals. Many thanks to mhyeon-lee for that pull request!
• List and array generation from unique arbitraries now have a default max size that makes sense

1.1.x

1.1.6

User guide and javadoc

• Removed dependencies to internal classes in JUnit platform
• Added Arbitraries.maps()
• Added default generation for Map instances
• @Domain annotation can now also refer to inner class of test container’s base class. Many thanks to larsrh for that pull request!

1.1.5

User guide and javadoc

• Added shrinkTowards(value) to all decimal number arbitraries: FloatArbitrary, DoubleArbitrary, BigDecimalArbitrary
• Exceptions during test class instance creation are now reported as failures
• Removed caching of engine descriptor in JqwikTestEngine

1.1.4

User guide and javadoc

• Upgrade to junit-platform 1.4.2
• Added Arbitrary.collect(Predicate<List<T>> until) in order to collect values in a list
• Added shrinkTowards(value) to all integral number arbitraries: ByteArbitrary, ShortArbitrary, IntegerArbitrary, LongArbitrary, BigIntegerArbitrary in order to change the shrinking target
• Upgrade Gradle to 5.4.2
• Improved shrinking of collections

1.1.3

User guide and javadoc

• Whitespace characters for generation of Strings and chars are now platform and JDK version dependent. See this Github issue.
• Missing @ForAll annotation will now fail test - instead of skipping it. See this Github issue.
• Added CharacterArbitrary.with(char ... allowedChars)
• Added CharacterArbitrary.range(char min, char max)
• Deprecated CharacterArbitrary.between(char min, char max)

1.1.2

User guide and javadoc

• Added Arbitrary.forEachValue(Consumer action)
• Fixed Kotlin compatibility issue
• Fixed decimal generation bug
• Update to JUnit Platform 5.4.1

1.1.1

User guide and javadoc

• Added Combinators.withBuilder to enable a different way for combining arbitraries.

• You can configure if you want to report only failures.

• The reporting format for run properties has changed.

• Added @Domain.priority() to enable prioritisation of domain context classes.

• Added Arbitraries.create.

• Fixed problem with double and float conversion in range constraints. My thanks go to blairdye for that!

• Annotation @Provide can now be placed on a “super method” i.e. a method from a superclass or super interface that is overridden.

• Annotation @Provide can now be placed on another annotation for composite annotations.

• Loosened matching of return type of @Provide to enable generic provider method’s in derived container classes.

1.1.0

User guide and javadoc

• Added capability to collect arbitrary providers and configurators in domains

• Added Arbitraries.defaultFor(TypeUsage typeUsage)

• Added capability to generate objects from their type’s constructors and factories

• Breaking Change: Best fit search for provider methods is no longer supported. Reason: Using @Domain requires less magic and is a better abstraction for automatic arbitrary provision.

• Update to JUnit Platform 5.4

1.0.0

User guide and javadoc

• Removed all deprecated APIs
  • Annotation attribute net.jqwik.api.Property.reporting()
  • Class net.jqwik.api.Tuples
  • Method net.jqwik.api.providers.TypeUsage.getAnnotation()

• jqwik now produces three artefacts: jqwik-api, jqwik-engine, jqwik

• Filled in some missing parts in API Javadoc

• Introduced Arbitrary.allValues()

• Adding annotations from JUnit Jupiter or Vintage engine will lead to warnings being logged

• Range annotations (IntRange etc.) don’t need max attribute any more

• @Positive and @Negative constraints no longer include 0 as possible value

• Added @org.apiguardian.api.API annotation to all types in net.jqwik.api.**

• Added annotation @Disabled as a means to temporarily skip test methods or test containers

0.9.x

0.9.3

User guide and javadoc

• The probability of edge cases being generated is now higher
• New constraint annotation @NotEmpty
• Arrays and varargs parameters hand configuration annotations down to their component type arbitrary
• Properties with unconstrained wildcards will now use any registered arbitrary for value generation
• Added Arbitraries.frequencyOf()
• Added Arbitraries.recursive()
• Integral number generation generates a few more edge cases
• You can use @Size to constrain the generation of ActionSequence parameters
• Some incompatible changes to the ActionSequence interface
• jqwik.jar does no longer deliver a jqwik.properties file in its classpath
• jqwik logs WARNING if unsupported property is used in jqwik.properties file
• Replaced configuration file property rerunFailuresWithSameSeed by `defaultAfterFailure’
• Introduced @Property(afterFailure)
• ArbitraryConfiguratorBase has new method acceptType(TypeUsage), which can be overridden.
• Added two new after-failure-modes: SAMPLE_ONLY and SAMPLE_FIRST
• Action sequences for state-based properties are serializable now in order to enable SAMPLE_ONLY and SAMPLE_FIRST

0.9.2

• Exhaustive generation works for ambiguous arbitrary resolution if each arbitrary can be generated exhaustively
• Fixed bug related to correct throwable propagation when shrinking
• Erroneous properties will also be shrunk now

0.9.1

• Container shrinking tries one more thing to get smaller results
• Removed RandomGenerator.reset() since it’s no longer needed for uniqueness behaviour

  This is an incompatible API change!

• Arbitrary.unique() does no longer propagate uniqueness across usages of same arbitrary.
• Implemented exhaustive generation for Arbitrary.unique()
• Fixed bug when resolving recursive types
• Added Arbitraries.shuffle() as a way to generate permutations
• Implemented exhaustive generation for Arbitraries.frequency()
• Changed display name of test engine to “jqwik for Java”
• Per default jqwik no longer uses the JUnit platform reporter for reporting because Gradle does not support it yet
• Using JUnit platform reporter can now be configured
• @Size: min and max values can be used without the other
• @StringLength: min and max values can be used without the other
• Implemented exhaustive generation for Arbitrary.flatMap()
• Implemented exhaustive generation for Arbitraries.oneOf()
• Implemented exhaustive generation for Arbitraries.strings()
• Support default generation of Iterables and Iterators

0.9.0

• Removed deprecated static methods in Arbitraries
• Removed deprecated method ArbitraryProvider.provideFor(TypeUsage targetType, Function<TypeUsage, Optional<Arbitrary<?>>> subtypeProvider)
• Removed default implementation of ArbitraryProvider.provideFor(TypeUsage targetType, SubtypeProvider subtypeProvider)
• Removed deprecated annotation @Digits
• Renamed TypeUsage.getAnnotation(Class annotationClass) to findAnnotation
• Added TypeUsage.isAnnotated(Class annotationClass)
• Added Arbitrary.unique()
• Added constraint @Unique
• Implementations of ArbitraryConfigurator can optionally implement int order()
• It’s now possible to “flat combine” arbitraries
• Deprecated all types and methods in net.jqwik.api.Tuples.* in favour of net.jqwik.api.Tuple.*
• There are new tuple types Tuple5 up to Tuple8
• Data-Driven Properties: Feed data into your properties instead of randomized generation
• Display names of test containers and properties will now automatically be prettified, i.e. each underscore will be replaced by a single space.
• Added @Report annotation to replace Property.reporting
• Added exhaustive value generation

0.8.x

0.8.15

• StringArbitrary.withChars() now accepts varargs.
• Added StringArbitrary.whitespace()
• Added @Whitespace annotation
• Improved shrinking of action sequences
• Default String generation does no longer generate Unicode “noncharacters” or “private use characters”
• Added StringArbitrary.all() for also generating Unicode “noncharacters” and “private use characters”

0.8.14

• Some potentially incompatible stuff has changed for default arbitrary providers:
  • Introduced ArbitraryProvider.priority()
  • The old ArbitraryProvider.provideFor(TypeUsage, Function) is now deprecated, override ArbitraryProvider.provideFor(TypeUsage, SubtypeProvider) instead
  • If more than one provider fits a given type, one of the will be chosen randomly
• Arbitraries.defaultFor() will randomly choose one arbitrary if there is more than one fitting registered arbitrary provider

0.8.13

Faulty release. Do not use!

0.8.12

• Implemented generic type resolution to enable contract tests
• Renamed GenericType to TypeUsage

  This is an incompatible API change!

0.8.11

• Reporting with Reporting.FALSIFIED now reports much less, and hopefully no wrong values anymore.
• Shrinking with filtered values finds simpler values in some circumstance
• Generation of strings will allow any unicode character by default
• Combinators.combine() can now take a list of arbitraries of same return type.
• Generated edge cases are now injected again and again and not only in the beginning.
• Complete re-implementation of shrinking with a few implications:
  • Shrinking should work better and more efficient overall. There might be situations, though, in which shrinking does no longer find the simplest example.
  • ShrinkingMode.BOUNDED might interrupt shrinking with completely different results.
  • When using Reporting.FALSIFIED you will see different inbetween shrinking steps that before.
  • The public interface of Shrinkable has changed in an incompatible way, but that shouldn’t affect anyone but myself.

0.8.10

• Fixed shrinking bug that could result in integers not being shrunk as far as possible
• Integer shrinking should be faster in most cases and cover more cases

0.8.9

• Some minor but potentially incompatible API changes in GenericType.
• Tags from parent (e.g. container class) are now also present in children (methods)
• Renamed ShrinkingMode.ON to ShrinkingMode.FULL

  This is an incompatible API change!

• Introduced ShrinkingMode.BOUNDED and made it the default
• Introduced ShrinkingMode.FULL
• Some bounded wildcard types and type variables can be provided automatically

0.8.8

• Added Arbitraries.lazy() to allow recursive value generation
• Added Arbitrary.fixGenSize() to enable a fixed genSize when creating random generators
• Added Arbitrary.sequences() to create sequences of actions for stateful testing

0.8.7

• Property methods that also have Jupiter annotations are skipped
• Added @Label to allow the labeling of examples, properties and containers
• Changed license from EPL 1.0 to EPL 2.0
• Added @Tag to allow the tagging of examples, properties and containers
• User guide: Added links to example sources on github
• Added Arbitraries.frequency() to enable choosing values with weighted probabilities
• Collection and String generation now explores a wider range of sizes and lengths

0.8.6

• BigInteger generation does no longer support @LongRange but only @BigRange

  This is an incompatible API change!

• BigDecimal generation does no longer support @DoubleRange but only @BigRange

  This is an incompatible API change!

• BigInteger generation now supports numbers outside long range
• Property.seed is now of type String

  This is an incompatible API change!

• Property methods without @ForAll parameters are now also tried as many times as specified by tries parameter.
• Added new method Arbitraries.constant()
• Added new method Arbitraries.defaultFor()
• @WithNull.target() has been removed

  This is an incompatible API change!

• Parameterized types can now be annotated directly
• Added @Size.value() for fixed size collections
• Added @StringLength.value() for fixed size Strings

0.8.5

• All decimal generation (float, double, BigDecimal) now uses BigDecimal under the hood
• All integral generation (int, short, byte, long, BigInteger) now uses BigInteger under the hood
• Numbers are now generated within their full domain (min, max)
• Decimal shrinking improved
• Fixed bug: Reporting.FALSIFIED now also works for falsification through exception
• Added support for running all tests in a module (Java 9 only). I HAVE NOT TESTED IT!

0.8.4

• Completely rebuild the annotation-based configuration of registered arbitrary providers
• Introduced fluent configuration interfaces
• Introduced Arbitrary.list/set/stream/optional/array
• Combinators.combine() now allows up to 8 parameters
• Character creation does no longer support @Chars but only @CharRange

  This is an incompatible API change!

• ‘Arbitraries.chars(char[] validChars)’ does no longer exist

  This is an incompatible API change!

• Added Arbitraries.oneOf
• @Char cannot take from and to any longer. Replaced by @CharRange
• Deprecated many methods in Arbitraries class. Replaced by fluent interface methods.
• Deprecated @Digits constraint. Replaced by @NumericChars.
• Upgrade to JUnit 5.1.0

0.8.3

• Bugfix: Injected empty list samples are now mutable
• Bugfix: Injected empty set samples are now mutable
• Unbound type variables in properties can now be provided

0.8.2

• Added support for java.util.Random generation.
• Added Tuple types (Tuple2, Tuple3, Tuple4) to use in Arbitrary.flatMap().
• Renamed ReportingMode to Reporting and removed Reporting.MINIMAL.

  This is an incompatible API change!

• Added Reporting.FALSIFIED. See section on optional property parameters

0.8.1

• Added support for default arbitrary providers.
• Added support for byte and Byte generation.
• Added support for short and Short generation.

0.8.0

The first release published on maven central.