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servant-swagger v1.1.4 Release Notes

Release Date: 2017-11-08 // over 6 years ago
    • Notes:
      • servant-0.12 compatible release

    1.1.3.1

    • Notes:
      • GHC-8.2 compatible release

    1.1.3

    • Notes:
      • servant-0.11 compatible release

    1.1.2.1

    • Notes:
      • servant-0.10 compatible release

    1.1.2

    • 🛠 Minor fixes:
      • Support for aeson-1, insert-ordered-containers-0.2
      • CaptureAll instance

    1.1.1

    • 🛠 Minor fixes:
      • Fix unused-imports and unused-foralls warnings;
      • Fix tests to match swagger2-2.1.1 (add example property for UTCTime schema).

    1.1

    • 💥 Breaking changes:

      • Requires swagger2 >= 2.1
      • Requires servant >= 0.5

    • Notes:

      • GHC-8.0 compatible release

    1.0.3

    • 🛠 Fixes:
      • Improve compile-time performance of BodyTypes even further (see 18e0d95)!

    1.0.2

    • Minor changes:

      • Add GHC 7.8 support (see #26).

    • 🛠 Fixes:

      • Improve compile-time performance of BodyTypes (see #25).

    1.0.1

    • 🛠 Fixes:
      • Stop using Data.Swagger.Internal;
      • Documentation fixes (links to examples).

    1.0

    • 👀 Major changes (see #24):

      • Switch to swagger2-2.*;
      • Add automatic ToJSON/ToSchema validation tests;
      • Add great documentation;
      • Export some type-level functions for servant API.

    • Minor changes:

      • Rework Todo API example;
      • Stop exporting ToResponseHeader, AllAccept and AllToResponseHeader (see bd50db4);
      • Change maintainer, update authors/copyrights (see 1a62681);
      • Include changelog and example files into extra-source-files.

    0.1.2

    • 🛠 Fixes:
      • Fix default spec for ReqBody param to be required (see #22);
      • Set version bounds for swagger2.

    0.1.1

    • 🛠 Fixes:
      • Fix subOperations to filter endpoints also by method (see #18);
      • Fix response schema in ToSwagger instance for Header (see b59e557).

    0.1

    • Major changes
      • Use swagger2 for data model (see #9); this changes almost everything.