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Conduit 0.15.2 Added ----- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - Modified `composer.json` to *require* only `psr/http-message`, *suggest* `psr/http-message-implementation`, and, in *development*, require `phly/http`; this allows substitution of PSR-7 implementations.
Conduit 0.15.0 This release updates Conduit to use phly/http 0.12, containing updates to the PSR-7 specification as of 13 April 2015. The specifics that affect Conduit include: - `RequestInterface::withUri()` now has an additional parameter, `$preserveHost`; when `false` (the default), the request's `Host` header is updated with the host component of the provided URI; this affected the `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request` definition. - `StreamableInterface` was renamed to `StreamInterface`. This affected both the `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request` and `Phly\Conduit\Http\Response` definitions. - `UriInterface` now allows both relative and empty paths. This last forced a BC break in Conduit, as the previous behavior was that paths MUST be prefixed with `/`. As a result, `MiddlewarePipe` now normalizes paths to always prepend a `/`, and to trim any trailing `/` characters. Added ----- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - [#39](#39) PSR-7 "Review 2" support.
Conduit 0.14.0 This release updates its dependencies to use psr/http-message >= 0.9.0 and phly/http >= 0.11.0. The primary changes that affect Conduit regard changes to `Psr\Http\Message\ServerRequestInterface`, which required method name and signature changes in `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request`. Added ----- - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request::getParsedBody()` (replaces `getBodyParams()`). - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request::withParsedBody()` (replaces `withBodyParams()`). Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request::getBodyParams()` (replaced by `getParsedBody()`). - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request::withBodyParams()` (replaced by `withParsedBody()`). Fixed ----- - [#34](#34) Remove unused variable from test bootstrap. - [#35](#35) Rename `phpunit.xml` to `phpunit.xml.dist`.
Conduit 0.13.0 This release updates its dependencies to use psr/http-message >= 0.8.0 and phly/http >= 0.10.0. The primary changes that affect Conduit regard changes to `Psr\Http\Message\RequestInterface` and the renaming of `Psr\Http\Message\UriTargetInterface` to `Psr\Http\Message\UriInterface`, which required changes in `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request`. Added ----- - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request::getRequestTarget()`, to fetch the request-target. - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request::withRequestTarget()`, to allow creating a new instance with the specified request-target, allowing developers to set a non-origin-form request-target. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - `Phly\Conduit\Http\Request` now typehints against `Psr\Http\Message\UriInterface` for methods dealing with the URI.
Conduit 0.12.0 This release makes one backwards-incompatible change: Due to the changes in 0.11.0, the `$done` callable to a `Next` instance **MUST** use the same signature as `Next::__invoke()`. This is due to the fact that a `MiddlewarePipe` instance will pass a `Next` instance to its children; if the signature is not the same, the arguments are not provided in the correct order when returning to the parent. The BC break that occurs is in the signature of `FinalHandler::_invoke()`, which has been changed to mimic that of `Next::__invoke()`. Added ----- - Updated to phly/http 0.9.0. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - `Next::__invoke()` now calls its `$done` instance using the same arguments and same order in which it received its own. - `FinalHandler::__invoke()` now implements the same signature as `Next::__invoke()`.
Conduit 0.11.0 This release makes several backwards-incompatible changes. - `Middleware` was renamed to `MiddlewarePipe`. Otherwise, the behavior is exactly the same. - `Next` was rewritten to have a consistent invocable signature: `function (ServerRequestInterface $request, ResponseInterface $response, $err = null)` This change simplifies the logic, removes bugs caused by edge cases, and leads to consistent usage that's easier to remember. Added ----- - `Phly\Conduit\MiddlewareInterface`, which provides an interface to typehint against for middleware. It's usage is not enforced (only a callable is required), but `Phly\Conduit\Dispatch` contains optimizations based on the interface. - `Phly\Conduit\ErrorMiddlewareInterface`, which provides an interface to typehint against for error-handling middleware. It's usage is not enforced (only a callable with arity 4 is required), but `Phly\Conduit\Dispatch` contains optimizations based on the interface. - `Phly\Conduit\MiddlewarePipe` (replaces by `Phly\Conduit\Middleware`). Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - `Phly\Conduit\Next::__construct` no longer accepts the `$request` or `$response` arguments, as the values are no longer stored internally. - `Phly\Conduit\Middleware` (replaced by `Phly\Conduit\MiddlewarePipe`). Fixed ----- - `MiddlewarePipe` was updated to use an `SplQueue` instance internally for modeling the middleware pipeline. - Properly fixes problems in `Next` reported in [#25](https://github.com/phly/http/pull/25), [#26](phly/http#26), [#27](phly/http#27), and [#28](phly/http#28), which all revolve around resetting the path when trailing slashes are or are not present.
Conduit 0.10.2 Added ----- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - The logic in `Next` was updated to ensure that if a trailing slash was present in the path, but not the route, resetting the request URI path retains it.
Conduit 0.10.1 Added ----- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - The logic in `Middleware` was changed to store the route as provided, without stripping the trailing slash. This allows matching with or without it. - The logic in `Next` was updated to ensure that if a trailing slash was present in the route, resetting the request URI path retains it; alternately, if none was present, it is omitted.
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