Version 1.4.2

• Add new fullCircle property to the UICircularProgressRingView. Which removes the confusion of setting a valid end angle. For example previously if you wanted a full circle and you wanted the progress to start from the top you could do startAngle = -90 however this would also require you to subtract 90 from the end angle, since the default is 360. This was not fully understood by some users. Now you have the option using fullCircle to set and forget the startAngle and the endAngle will automagically be corrected for you, thus always giving you a full circle with your desired start ange.
• Update some Xcode unit tests
• Update documentation to include new fullCircle property

Breaking changes in 1.4.2

With the addition of the fullCircle property which is true by default anyone who was using a non-circular progress ring will see that their progress ring is now circular. To fix this either set fullCircle to false via code or go into interface builder and toggle Full Circle to Off.