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Updating for Laravel 5.3 #48
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Updating for Laravel 5.3 #48
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@toin0u and @willdurand, this PR is ready for review. I know this PR could have been split into multiple smaller ones, but I am eager to get these updates out. Looking forward to your feedback! |
Looks like the test failures are due to a Travis bug. Ignoring for now ... I am able to run the package's unit tests locally just fine in isolation (no laravel app required) now. |
@mikebronner I'll review the PR next week. Did you setup coveralls or was it already there? |
### Changed | ||
- README documentation. | ||
- to use Geocoder 3.3.x. | ||
- namespace to `Geocoder\Laravel\...`. |
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then, let's use 1.0.0 as version, not 0.7.0
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Sounds good :) Should we start off with 1.0.0-RC as there are bound to be a few small wrinkles, like code coverage, additional test, and run it in a few projects?
Hi @willdurand, Travis and coveralls was allready there. I am in the process of setting up a CI solution that should be a tad better suited for this, and after that I will work on increasing code coverage with additional tests for the classes added. |
Closing in favor of #49. |
This PR brings the package up to par with Geocoder 3.3.x, as well as addresses bugs and adds new functionality, resolving most of the open issues.
This is a backwards-compatibility-breaking update, so it should be versioned as 0.7.0. Please read the updated README and CHANGELOG for all the details.
Currently, Travis is failing due to a CURL bug, but locally tests are all green. There are some additional tests that are missing in order to get code coverage up, but I will add them in a following PR, so as not to hold this one up.