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0.3.2

- Fix `is_driver_available()`
- Modified WatchedTestCase to always run tearDown() when setup() fails. (Note: this is
different behavior than the standard unittest, however this type of behavior is descired
for end-to-end tests)

0.3.1

- WebdriverManager support for multi-threaded tests
- Flatten out desired capabilities for multi-level keys (support browserstack settings)

0.3.0

- Switched to using nosetest2 as the test runner
- Switched to using unittest2 instead of unittest for the WatchedTestCase class base.
- WTFramework project is now tested by Travis-CI,
https://travis-ci.org/wiredrive/wtframework

0.2.1621

- Added support for using a fresh browser instance for each test
- Added BrowserStandBy utility class
- Use `new_driver()` instead of `get_driver()` for creating new drivers.
- Avoid instantiation drivers in keyword args
- Moved driver cleanup into WebdriverManager from WebdriverFactory
- WebdriverManager.close_driver() for manually quitting a driver.

0.2.1415

- Added CI builds to open source project
- Added reading config variable from OS environment. Name your variables, WTF_VARNAME

0.2.223

- new_driver() can now take an optional test name parameter. This is useful for passing
test names into Sauce on demand.
- ConfigReader will now throw errors instead of falling back to default for an invalid
config file.

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