H/t for this little innovation actually belongs to @Shadowfiend. I'm
just taking credit for bringing it into the latest version of Lift. ;)

…f order

LAFuture.collect crashes when futures are resolved out of order

Implementation of conditional onEvent helper.

s/label/nonce/

  - Allow # character in URLs
  - Scan for url\s*( instead of just url to avoid matching identifiers
    that contain the text url
  - Return Failure instead of Empty when parse fails

A few CSS parser robustness improvements

Fix typo when constructing secured multi options

Fix spelling mistake in supplimentalKidMenuItems.

Issue #1400 - Add Joda Time support to MongoRecord

Issues 1349, 1411, and 1348

This allows users to compliment or override the default logic used to
determine the run-mode (ie. dev/test/staging/etc) in absence of a
"run.mode" system variable.

An example use case would be a user using test framework that Lift
doesn't know about, and it undesirably running in development mode.

… added doco.

Allows any class extending the Mailer trait to accept the same instances
of From(), To(), Subject(), etc.

…on 2.10.x

withFilter on JValue to rid warnings on for-comprehensions

…hLocSnippets

…hanges to top-level attributes

This was previously implemented using "1", but it does the same thing -
allows us to change things on the top level element on whatever NodeSeq
the transform is applied to. So, "^ [href]" would target the href param
of that element, for example.

Added the Options verb to RestHelper

…d Mapper

…ctly

…ound to Scala regression SI-7612

…(44)` message to the actor

ThreadLocalRandom turns out not to be a secure RNG, so using it compromises our
XSS and other protections for field names.

This reverts commit f2de993.

MicrosoftSQL at least 2008 and greater don't support the LIMIT clause, so now the default driver
we offer will work out of the box with newer sql server versions

This reverts commit 9167ff0.

We keep S.ieMode as a deprecated value until 3.0.

I know we were all hoping that by IE10 they'd be up to speed with the
rest of the world, but I still remember some support issues, so I'm
adding a detector for it in the event server side detection is needed
for some people. Ditto for 11. Here's hoping these will be the last
versions of IE that ever need such detection.

Though we sincerely hope to never see any of these user agents, we
should return the correct value for isIE if they hit our apps.

We also consider IE 8 a legacy IE.

As I was reading over this code to look at this issue, we were calling
Link.isDefinedAt to determine whether or not to call Link.appy.
Link.apply calls Link.isDefinedAt to determine whether or not to throw
an exception.

This seemed redundant in this particular case, so I've reduced this
method to a simple boolean expression that should have the same effect.

The MatchWithoutCurrentValue LocParam overrides Lift's default behavior
of considering an Empty currentValue a non-match for a Loc. This default
action is desirable in most circumstances, but occasionally we want to
allow client code to define some custom behavior in the event
currentValue comes up Empty.

Using this new LocParam in combination with IfValue would allow them to
do so.

We add a LiftRules entry, handleUnmappedParameter, that is a FactoryMaker that
vends a function to handle any parmaeter not mapped to a Lift function. By
default, the function checks if the parameter name starts with F, and logs a
warning if so. This is to do a quick, high-speed check as to whether or not the
parameter looks like a Lift function binding.

Need a way to customize fail behavior in menus/param menus

override JObject#hashCode