Bump com.athaydes:spock-reports from 1.3.2 to 2.5.1-groovy-4.0

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Bumps com.athaydes:spock-reports from 1.3.2 to 2.5.1-groovy-4.0.

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• 21st of August 2023

Very minor fix in template report.

• 03rd of May 2023

Bug fixes release sorting out an important change from Spock 2: @Unrolled became the default, so spock-reports stopped detecting correctly when a Specification was unrolled, causing the display name of features to look wrong sometimes. With this release, feature names are displayed correctly.

More code is now statically-compiled, which continues to improve the performance of report generators.

• 14th of November 2022

Finally! Groovy 4 support is here!!

spock-reports version 2.4.0-groovy-4.0 has just been released. No major changes are included in this release, but it's nice to be able to use the latest and greatest Groovy version.

On another note: version 2.3.2-groovy-3.0 was just released as well... it includes a couple of nice improvements to "vivid" reports (reports that include source code). The Groovy 4 version also includes these improvements.

• 25th of August 2022

Minor bug fixes release. See release notes.

• 06th of February 2022

One bug fix and one new, small feature make up this release.

The bug #222 was pretty embarrassing, with a null-pointer Exception being thrown on any inherited specification. Luckily, it's not very common to use inheritance between specs in Spock (using that has some weird effects, such as overridden methods running in both the parent and child specs!) so no one seems to have noticed that since version 2.1-groovy-3.0!

The new feature, to compensate: spock-reports now shows the execution time for every feature and iteration (on example-based features), instead of only for each specification. This information is helpful to find slow test features.

If you don't want to see the execution times for some reason, use a custom CSS stylesheet to make .ex-time elements invisible.

• 30th of January 2022

This release, 2.2.0-groovy-3.0 has a couple of bug fixes and was tested against the latest milestone version of Spock, 2.1-M2-groovy-3.0, as well as Java 8, 11 and new in this release: Java 17.

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