## 0.2 [2018.11.13]
* Rename the `withCodePageVerbosity` function to `withCodePageOptions` to
reflect the fact that its first argument is now an `Options` data type
instead of just a `Bool` to represent its verbosity. (The ability to
configure verbosity is now controlled through the `chatty` field of
`Options`.)
* On non-Windows OSes, `withCodePage` (and related functions) now make a best
effort guess in converting the supplied `CodePage` to a `TextEncoding` and
adjusing the current `TextEncoding` to that one. (For instance, `withCP65001`
will adjust the current `TextEncoding` to be `utf8` on non-Windows OSes.)
If the supplied `CodePage` does not map to a known `TextEncoding`, these
functions will error at runtime on non-Windows OSes.
This is a departure from the previous major version of `code-page`, where
these functions did not do anything at all on non-Windows OSes. If you
would like to recover this old behavior, use
`withCodePageOptions defaultOptions{nonWindowsBehavior = NonWindowsDoNothing}`.
* `withCodePage` and friends now change the locale encoding (on GHC 7.4 or later)
in addition to the encodings for `stdin`, `stdout`, and `stderr`.
* Add `withCP1252` and `cp1252` for the Latin1 code page.
* Add a `System.IO.CodePage.Internal` module that contains certain internal
details (such as the constructors of `Options` and `NonWindowsBehavior`).
### 0.1.3 [2017.03.15]
* Fix the build on GHC 7.8 and older
### 0.1.2 [2017.02.20]
* Squash minor bug in fixCodePage (the same bug reported in
https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/pull/3002)
### 0.1.1 [2016.11.09]
* Fix the build on non-Intel architectures (thanks, erikd!)
## 0.1 [2016.09.15]
* Initial commit.