<commit_before>Changelog next version
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* Fixed issue with static fibonacci method that took an offset as argument which was not used

Changelog 1.7.0 (2015-11-27)
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* Deadlock detection is no longer applied on platform that doesn't support it such as Android (issue 30)
* ConditionEvaluationLogger now logs the poll interval of the evaluated condition
* Deprecations: Duration.SAME_AS_POLL_INTERVAL is deprecated since it's no longer used. It'll be removed in a future release.
* Introducing non-fixed poll intervals. PollInterval is now a first-class concept (represented by a com.jayway.awaitility.pollinterval.PollInterval)
  and it's non possible use non-fixed poll intervals. By default Awaitility uses the FixedPollInterval (default 100 ms just as in previous version)
  but you can now change another type of poll interval. Awaitility ships with three different PollInterval implementations:
  Fixed (default), Fibonacci and Iterative. To use the Fibonacci poll interval you can do like this:
    with().pollInterval(fibonacci()).await().until(..);
  this will generate a poll interval of 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, .. . Note that Duration.ZERO is used as start value for all non-fixed poll intervals
  (for fixed poll intervals the poll delay is equal to the duration of the FixedPollInterval for backward compatible reasons). (issue 36)
* Improvement to Duration (com.jayway.awaitility.Duration). You can invoke make use of the new methods plus, minus, multiply, divide. For example:
    new Duration(5, SECONDS).plus(17, MILLISECONDS); // Will return a new Duration of 5017 milliseconds.
* Added Duration.ONE_MILLISECOND
* Added ability to wait for Runnable (void) conditions that declares check exceptions. For example if we have the following method:
    public void something() throws Exception { ... }<commit_msg>Updated changelog to reflect the latest changes<commit_after>Changelog next version
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* Fixed issue with static fibonacci method that took an offset as argument which was not used
* Condition awaiter thread does now have a meaningful name based on the await alias (if defined) (thanks to Alex Simkin for pull request)

Changelog 1.7.0 (2015-11-27)
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* Deadlock detection is no longer applied on platform that doesn't support it such as Android (issue 30)
* ConditionEvaluationLogger now logs the poll interval of the evaluated condition
* Deprecations: Duration.SAME_AS_POLL_INTERVAL is deprecated since it's no longer used. It'll be removed in a future release.
* Introducing non-fixed poll intervals. PollInterval is now a first-class concept (represented by a com.jayway.awaitility.pollinterval.PollInterval)
  and it's non possible use non-fixed poll intervals. By default Awaitility uses the FixedPollInterval (default 100 ms just as in previous version)
  but you can now change another type of poll interval. Awaitility ships with three different PollInterval implementations:
  Fixed (default), Fibonacci and Iterative. To use the Fibonacci poll interval you can do like this:
    with().pollInterval(fibonacci()).await().until(..);
  this will generate a poll interval of 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, .. . Note that Duration.ZERO is used as start value for all non-fixed poll intervals
  (for fixed poll intervals the poll delay is equal to the duration of the FixedPollInterval for backward compatible reasons). (issue 36)
* Improvement to Duration (com.jayway.awaitility.Duration). You can invoke make use of the new methods plus, minus, multiply, divide. For example:
    new Duration(5, SECONDS).plus(17, MILLISECONDS); // Will return a new Duration of 5017 milliseconds.
* Added Duration.ONE_MILLISECOND
* Added ability to wait for Runnable (void) conditions that declares check exceptions. For example if we have the following method:
    public void something() throws Exception { ... }
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