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110. By Will Greenberg on 2017-01-23

Add GTK introspection bindings

109. By Philip Chimento <email address hidden> on 2016-09-01

Quote $srcdir

In the off case of spaces in the directory name.

108. By Philip Chimento <email address hidden> on 2016-09-01

Actually switch to srcdir for autoreconf

This was a fault in the autogen.sh script that made it not work for
srcdir != builddir. We not only have to find out what directory to change
to, but we also have to actually change the directory.

107. By Philip Chimento on 2016-08-19

Use Autoconf Archive macro to detect GJS

This reduces the amount of code that's actually part of Jasmine, and
makes the GJS check identical with other packages that use GJS.

106. By Philip Chimento on 2016-08-19

Remove unused property

105. By xaiki on 2016-06-02

Switch to the retooling at buildtime dogma

Signed-off-by: Niv Sardi <email address hidden>

104. By Philip Chimento on 2015-10-23

Standardize constructor arguments

Use a default props={} for GObject constructors, and don't include a
constructor if it doesn't do anything but chain up.

103. By Philip Chimento on 2015-10-23

Check for unused variables

Add the 'unused' option to our JSHint configuration and fix all the
warnings that it raises. Several times an import was not necessary any
longer but it was still left at the top of the file.

In some other cases we have to use void or array elisions to avoid the
warning. This is not so elegant so I've opened up an issue with JSHint to
see if an easier way can be found:
https://github.com/jshint/jshint/issues/2729

102. By Philip Chimento on 2015-10-16

Migrate to Travis CI's Ubuntu 14.04 image

This will allow us to drop our hacky download-and-install-newer-packages
trick. Unfortunately the new container-based infrastructure doesn't work
with the 14.04 images, so we still have to stay on the old
infrastructure.

101. By Philip Chimento on 2015-06-30

Add release checklist

To save time on subsequent releases, here's what needs to be done when
making a release, in one handy checklist.