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Release 1.0.0 #56
Release 1.0.0 #56
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I just removed back-end type entries (testing, GitHub etc) - I like to leave these out as they generally aren't relevant to the developer using the SDK. |
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@TomWFox I added ParseConfig, can you look through the docs? |
Since the default query limit=100, if a user fetchAll >100 unique items, the original limit will cause a problem.
@TomWFox Also, are you able to change "experimental" on the top right of the GitHub page? It won't let me change it. The only features I can think of that Parse-Swift doesn't have compared to Obj-C and JS are cache and local data store. Parse-Swift does cache and store User, Installation, and Config to the Keychain automatically, but not the rest of the ParseObjects. When it comes to what Parse-Swift does have, it has more query ability than Obj-c, and seems to be around the same as JS (Parse-Swift does have relativeTime query, which I didn't see in JS, but there may be something in JS I missed, so we can go for similar for now). Let me know if you think of any features... |
I forgot to mention an important feature. Parse-Swift enables certificate pinning and authentication for both LiveQuery and the standard SDK. It does this by delegating to the developer so they control authentication. It seems like this was a feature request for some years in the Objc-SDK. Not sure if/how the JS SDK handles that |
@TomWFox I took the initial shot at the change log. Feel free to modify/improve as you see fit.
Did you get a chance to add your credentials for Cocoapods?
Let me know if I need to add more to prep for the release...