Bump turbine from 0.6.1 to 0.11.0

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Bumps turbine from 0.6.1 to 0.11.0.

Release notes

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0.11.0

Added

• Restore timeout support. By default a 1-second timeout will be enforced when awaiting an event. This can be customized by supplying a timeout argument or by using the withTurbineTimeout wrapper function. Timeouts will always use wall clock time even when using a virtual time dispatcher.

Changed

• When runTest (or any TestCoroutineScheduler) is in use, switch to the UnconfinedTestScheduler internally to ensure virtual time remains working.

0.10.0

Changed

• Remove ReceiveTurbine.ignoreRemainingEvents from public API.

Fixed

• Restore usage of Unconfined dispatcher preventing value conflation (as much as possible) so that intermediate values can always be observed.

0.9.0

• FlowTurbine is now called ReceiveTurbine. This is the consume-only type with which you assert on events it has seen (historically only from a Flow).
• New public Turbine type implements ReceiveTurbine but also allows you write events from a data source. Use this to implement fakes or collect events from non-Flow streams.
• Extension functions on ReceiveChannel provide ReceiveTurbine-like assertion capabilities.
• Support for legacy JS has been removed. Only JS IR is now supported.
• Removed some APIs deprecated in 0.8.x.

0.8.0

Added

• New testIn(CoroutineScope) API allows testing multiple flows without nesting lambdas.
• New skip(Int) API can replace one or more calls to awaitItem() where the result is not needed.

Changed

• Removed timeout parameter. The new runTest API from kotlinx.coroutines enforces a timeout automatically.
• Documented that flows are implicitly canceled at the end of the test lambda. This has been the behavior for a few versions by accident, but now it is explicit and documented.
• Cancel (and friends) are now suspending functions to ensure that non-canceleable coroutines complete and their effects are observed deterministically.

0.7.0

Changed

• Moved APIs using Kotlin's experimental time to separate extensions. You can now use the library without worrying about incompatibilities with Kotlin version or coroutine library version.
• Removed APIs deprecated in 0.6.x.

Changelog

Sourced from turbine's changelog.

[0.11.0]

Added

• Restore timeout support. By default a 1-second timeout will be enforced when awaiting an event. This can be customized by supplying a timeout argument or by using the withTurbineTimeout wrapper function. Timeouts will always use wall clock time even when using a virtual time dispatcher.

Changed

• When runTest (or any TestCoroutineScheduler) is in use, switch to the UnconfinedTestScheduler internally to ensure virtual time remains working.

[0.10.0]

Changed

• Remove ReceiveTurbine.ignoreRemainingEvents from public API.

Fixed

• Restore usage of Unconfined dispatcher preventing value conflation (as much as possible) so that intermediate values can always be observed.

[0.9.0]

• FlowTurbine is now called ReceiveTurbine. This is the consume-only type with which you assert on events it has seen (historically only from a Flow).
• New public Turbine type implements ReceiveTurbine but also allows you write events from a data source. Use this to implement fakes or collect events from non-Flow streams.
• Extension functions on ReceiveChannel provide ReceiveTurbine-like assertion capabilities.
• Support for legacy JS has been removed. Only JS IR is now supported.
• Removed some APIs deprecated in 0.8.x.

[0.8.0]

Added

• New testIn API allows testing multiple flows without nesting lambdas.
• New skip(Int) API can replace one or more calls to awaitItem() where the result is not needed.

Changed

• Removed timeout parameter. The new runTest API from kotlinx.coroutines enforces a timeout automatically.
• Documented that flows are implicitly canceled at the end of the test lambda. This has been the behavior for a few versions by accident, but now it is explicit and documented.
• Cancel (and friends) are now suspending functions to ensure that non-canceleable coroutines complete and their effects are observed deterministically.

[0.7.0]

Changed

• Moved APIs using Kotlin's experimental time to separate extensions. You can now use the library without worrying about incompatibilities with Kotlin version or coroutine library version.
• Removed APIs deprecated in 0.6.x.

Commits

• c806049 Prepare version 0.11.0
• 0645f26 Small useless tweaks
• bd023f0 Copy Channel timeout tests into Flow and Flow-in-scope tests
• f118449 Restore timeouts with wallclock time (#140)
• 65bfc13 Fix incorrect expectCompleteButWasErrorThrows test
• b0f10c6 Fix bugs with expectRecentItem and error events
• bfc4558 Centralize custom exception subtype for tests
• b4f99fa Use test-specific unconfined when test scheduler is in use
• 9b6c033 Prepare next development version
• ae9549e Prepare version 0.10.0
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Superseded by #57.