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Starting v1.1.5, Solium no longer crashes altogether if there are parsing issues in a subset of solidity files. Instead, it reports Syntax error, i.e., has an exit code > 0 and hence, fails the build. It continues to lint other files and produces issues in them normally. See issue.
Default severities of all whitespace rules in solium:recommended ruleset have been lowered from error to warning. Note that this is not a breaking change. A breaking change would be increasing severity from warning to error, which would cause build failures. See commit
Solium is now fully compatible with windows environment. It produces the same results on linux, osx and windows given the same code and configuration. Note that a few tests currently fail on windows, but that doesn't affect functionality. The failures are merely due to how solidity code has been written in solium's test suite (as multi-line template strings, which treat line break as \n instead of \r\n on windows). See issue.
This release contains various bug fixes for Solium's solidity parser.