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Release 1.3.0
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.travis.yml

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CHANGELOG.md

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# Changelog
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## 1.3.0 - 2019-01-07
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### Added
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- New callback `processCheckCallback`.
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## 1.2.0 - 2018-12-03
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README.md

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* **processFinishCallback:** Triggered when a process has finished.
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* **processTimeoutCallback:** Triggered when a process timed out. Note that the _processFinishCallback_ will be
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triggered afterwards as well.
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* **processCheckCallback:** Triggered when a process is checked. Note that his callback is performed before every
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other callback everytime, the process is checked.
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* **processCheckCallback:** Triggered whenever a process is checked for completion. Note that this callback is called
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periodically, but at least once, between the `processStartCallback` and the `processFinishCallback` or
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`processTimeoutCallback` respectively.
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Each callback gets the process instance which triggered the event passed as only parameter. Here is an example of
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setting a `processStartCallback`:

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