This file lists the user-visible interesting changes between releases. For a
full list of changes to the source, see the ChangeLog.
feed-collect 0.2.0.1 -- 2016-02-12
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General, build and documentation changes:
* (None)
New APIs, features and enhancements:
* (None)
Bug fixes:
* When sending a RemoveFeed command, everything except for the specified label
would be deleted, i.e. the opposite of what should really happen. Thanks to
xnyhps for reporting this bug!
Dependency changes:
* (None)
feed-collect 0.2.0.0 -- 2015-12-16
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General, build and documentation changes:
* Tutorial and (hopefully) all other docs updated to reflect new API
New APIs, features and enhancements:
* Error logging callback now takes an additional parameter, the feed label
* Parameters for `run` are now passed through a `WatcherConfig` type
* Debug options have evolved from `Bool` into `DebugConfig`
* `feedActive` has become `setFeedActive`
* New commands for controlling debug mode while running
* Convenience functions for specifying the feed list
Bug fixes:
* When the 'feedActive' (now 'setFeedActive') was executed, the updated list of
feed records would contain only the updated feed, and all other feeds would
be discarded. As a result, from that point at most that one feed would be
visited. Thanks to wolftune for noticing and reporting a problem!
Dependency changes:
* Add data-default-class, time-interval
feed-collect 0.1.0.1 -- 2015-09-15
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General, build and documentation changes:
* (None)
New APIs, features and enhancements:
* (None)
Bug fixes:
* The feed XML file was being parsed in a byte-based manner, which works right
only for ASCII (or other single-byte encodings). Now the parsing involves
UTF-8 encoding.
Dependency changes:
* Add utf8-string (but it already was an indirect dependency before)
* Remove bytestring (but it's still an indirect dependency)
feed-collect 0.1.0.0 -- 2015-09-11
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General, build and documentation changes:
* (This is the first release, so everything is new)
New APIs, features and enhancements:
* (This is the first release, so everything is a new feature)
Bug fixes:
* (This is just the first release)
Dependency changes:
* (This is the first release)