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This release primarily adds support for jQuery 4.0.0-beta.

Note that until jQuery 4.x is released, this release will also be beta!

* Removed deprecated calls to $.isArray() and $.isFunction()
* Updated cross-origin tests to use a safe domain

See PR #361. This release does not change the source code, but because the development dependencies have been updated (and they were very out of date), the minified version has changed significantly.

You should test thoroughly if you use the minified version of Mockjax!

• Removed support for IE 9 & 10
• Removed unused config for code climate
• Updated dev dependencies to fix browserstack and local test run issues
• Added support for regex url matching when using a namespace (thanks @gregid)

This release fixes a minor bug encountered with testing with jQuery 3.4.1 with the capitalization of headers.

This release fixes some issues with the automated Browserstack testing and adds an option to reorder the mock handlers from first-in to last-in.

This update adds a new feature: an array of status codes in the mock response.

It also updates the entire test suite to using Chrome Headless for the automated tests rather than PhantomJS since it has been deprecated.

This is a patch release to include testing for jQuery 3.x and some testing and documentation around tools like Browserify and webpack. Also included is an update to the keywords in the package.json file to (hopefully) get us back into the jQuery plugin registry.

This release brings with it numerous bug fixes, both to the source code and the tests. There are also a few new features added to the API:

• You can now indicate that ajax calls should not be retained (thanks to @suchipi):
  $.mockjaxSettings.retainAjaxCalls = false;
• Refactored logging: we now have log levels built in with more messages sent. You can adjust the log level that Mockjax itself will use, or you can entirely overwrite the logger. While you could do this before, the logger now supports typical log methods on an object like the console uses. This makes it interact with other logging options such as Winston much cleaner.
• Added ability for data property matching to be a function, and thus dynamic (thanks to @koorgoo)
• Added ability to pass in array of mocks in addition to single mock handlers (thanks again @koorgoo)

This release fixes a number of small bugs that had been waiting for some time (see the CHANGELOG) for more information. The newest 1.x branch of jQuery was also added to our test suite, and tests were reorganized to make them easier to maintain and to test specific features with.

This version includes a big update to the QUnit tests and the testing setup. In addition to updating the QUnit version, we're now using the new API and the tests are a bit more mainatainable and easier to find. Additionally, there were some bug fixes for cross domain requests and proxy data. And we have a new feature: global URL namespaces!

Thanks to @danpaz you can now do:

$.mockjaxSettings.namespace = "/api/v1";
$.mockjax({
  url: "/rest"
});
$.mockjax({
  url: "/foobar"
});

$.ajax({
  url: '/api/v1/rest',
  // ...
});
$.ajax({
  url: '/api/v1/foobar',
  // ...
});

Many thanks to the folks that helped with the work in this release: @danpaz, @stas-vilchik, @udnisap, @gyoshev, @LeopoldoFu, @r4j4h, and @ScottONeal

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