What's Changed

• fix: use the request object resolved from the app container as parameter to kernel's terminate method call by @countless-integers in #52
• Call forgetBootstrappers after test by @asanikovich in #53

Full Changelog: 3.1.1...3.2.0

• Support codeception/lib-innerbrowser v4

• Use the testing environment file specified in a suite by @barmax in #46
• Allow to set headers in module configuration by @Naktibalda in #47
• Remove Laravel6\ExceptionHandlerDecorator by @Naktibalda in #48

• Allow to set headers in module configuration by @Naktibalda in #47

• Minor bug fix: Assign default value to client property by @Naktibalda (#44)

• Support for Codeception 5
• Only Laravel 8 is supported

What's Changed

• PHP 7.4 or higher is required.
• Update codebase to PHP 7.4 (#36)
• Update dependencies (#38)

New methods:

• amActingAs
• assertAuthenticatedAs
• assertCredentials
• assertInvalidCredentials
• dontSeeInSession
• dontSeeSessionHasValues
• enableMiddleware
• flushSession
• haveInSession
• seedDatabase

Non-logical changes:

• added missing docs and fixed broken links.

This release includes a general refactoring of the code (#30) that makes it easier to navigate and read, especially using an IDE.

See the full list of changes here.

• fix: uploaded files should have test flag set to true (#26) by @fkupper
• remove return type of callArtisan (#25) by @fkupper
• add link to changelog in readme (#24) by @Arhell

New features:

• Laravel 6, Laravel 7, and Laravel 8 compatibility.
• Module documentation updated.
• Added typed arguments.
• Updated the module's code base following PHP 7.3+ standards.

Breaking changes:

• Removed support for PHP versions lower than PHP 7.3.
• Removed support for Laravel 5 and lower.
• The Codeception\Module\Laravel5 class was renamed to Codeception\Module\Laravel:

# tests/funcional.suite.yml
modules:
  enabled:
    - Asserts
-    - Laravel5:
+    - Laravel:
        environment_file: .env.testing

Minor change: Adding link to "central" parts explanation (#8) by @ThomasLandauer.

If you're interested in contributing to this module and didn't know where to start, a contribution guide is now available, thanks to @ThomasLandauer and @TavoNiievez.