0.90.1 - Fix Android

• Fix an incorrect dependency in the Android serialization module

0.90.0 – 2.0 will go

Changes:

• The core module no longer automatically includes Android/Jvm "native"
  parsers by default, but uses the platform independent implementation.
  The Android/Jvm native parsers are available by including "core-jvm"
  and "core-android" packages. Note that serialization-jvm and
  serialization-android do so already.
• There is a coreCompat package that provides the original setup as
  direct replacement for core. This is a temporary package that will
  be removed at 1.0 release.
• Build with Kotlin 2.0.0
• The core module has been changed to use default implementations for
  Java interfaces. This could cause binary compatibility issues in
  rare cases (when called from Java).
• The core module has been modified to move the code in to base,
  except for Android and JDK specific code. The Android and JDK code
  have been put in separate modules and are no longer mandatory (the
  code falls back to the generic parsers/serializers). Core is now a
  dependency only module that pulls in the specific modules (for
  compatibility).
• Make automatic encoding detection the default/recommended, and add
  some changes to make this work better. Thanks to @sschuberth in
  (#206).
• Separate the tag and attribute namespace (allowing the same name
  as attribute and element).
• Explicitly check for duplicate names in decoding.
• Support the use of contextual serializers (#208). This means that
  contextual serializers are eluded.

Features:

• Extend applicability of @XmlValue on a list/map to capture any serializer.
  Note that the specific serializer will need to be able to handle the xml
  content (will need to be )
• Generalize support for "special" serializers that treat XML
  specially. This is implemented through XmlSerializationStrategy,
  XmlDeserializationStrategy and XmlSerializer. Implementing these
  interfaces allows the format to treat the data specially.

Fixes:

• Fix multithreading initialization on JVM targets, serviceLoaders are
  not thread-safe (#211).
• In handling id attributes apply the xml collapse whitespace rules
  (per the facets of the xsd:id type)
• Fix handling of empty @XmlValue members of string-like type. Also
  collapse whitespace when parsing non-string primitives (per xml
  schema). Strings never ignore whitespace.
• Fix handling XmlValue members of collection type inside an empty tag.
• Fix parsing of XmlDefault attributes if the (effective) type is an
  attribute and it is parsed using as serializable value (rather than)
  directly as primitive.
• Using an attribute map wouldn't work when the key was a string rather than
  a qname. Fixes #190.
• Properly require @XmlOtherAttributes for maps of "remaining"
  attributes.

0.90.0-RC3 – The third time wins (right?)

• Fix issues with dependencies in new layout (#209) - XMPCore now builds/resolves.

Full Changelog: v0.90.0-RC2...v0.90.0-RC3

0.90.0-RC2 – Trying again

Attempt to make sure that the gradle configuration/dependencies work correctly.

• Make xmlstreaming (used by serialization) safe for multithreading by not storing service loaders globally (#211)

0.90.0-RC1 – Supporting 2.0

Changes:

• Build with Kotlin 2.0.0
• The core module has been changed to use default implementations for
  Java interfaces. This could cause binary compatibility issues in
  rare cases (when called from Java).
• The core module has been modified to move the code in to base,
  except for Android and JDK specific code. The Android and JDK code
  have been put in separate modules and are no longer mandatory (the
  code falls back to the generic parsers/serializers). Core is now a
  dependency only module that pulls in the specific modules (for
  compatibility).
• Make automatic encoding detection the default/recommended, and add
  some changes to make this work better. Thanks to @sschuberth in
  (#206).
• Separate the tag and attribute namespace (allowing the same name
  as attribute and element).
• Explicitly check for duplicate names in decoding.
• Support the use of contextual serializers (#208). This means that
  contextual serializers are eluded.

Features:

• Extend applicability of @XmlValue on a list/map to capture any serializer.
  Note that the specific serializer will need to be able to handle the xml
  content (will need to be )
• Generalize support for "special" serializers that treat XML
  specially. This is implemented through XmlSerializationStrategy,
  XmlDeserializationStrategy and XmlSerializer. Implementing these
  interfaces allows the format to treat the data specially.

Fixes:

• In handling id attributes apply the xml collapse whitespace rules
  (per the facets of the xsd:id type)
• Fix handling of empty @XmlValue members of string-like type. Also
  collapse whitespace when parsing non-string primitives (per xml
  schema). Strings never ignore whitespace.
• Fix handling XmlValue members of collection type inside an empty tag.
• Fix parsing of XmlDefault attributes if the (effective) type is an
  attribute and it is parsed using as serializable value (rather than)
  directly as primitive.
• Using an attribute map wouldn't work when the key was a string rather than
  a qname. Fixes #190.
• Properly require @XmlOtherAttributes for maps of "remaining"
  attributes.

0.86.3 – Wasm it up

Changes:

• The XmlStreaming object in core is replaced by an interface IXmlStreaming
  with an accessor function xmlStreaming that provides an appropriate
  instance. The platform specific objects have been retained, but deprecated.
  In various places extension functions have been added.
• The KTOR module has been dropped from this release. As ktor officially supports
  the XML serialization using this library, please use the official ktor module.

Features:

• Update to kotlinx.serialization 1.6.1, add wasmJs/wasmWasi support.
• Support strict boolean parsing in policy
  (using xml schema rules allowing: 1, true, 0, false)
• Add an alias XmlBoolean that parses according to xml rules independent of
  the policy.
• Add versioned recommended configuration of the serializer. This provides
  for a stable configuration without manual configuration.
• Add support for purely text lists as text content (similar to attributes).
  This comes with a textListDelimiters policy function that allows
  specifying delimiters (note that it will apply xml schema compatible
  collapsing of whitespace - as articles do).

Fixes:

• Fix handling of empty textual value content.
• Fix collapsing whitespace when it is empty #180.
• Fix the way the recommended config works to apply the policy. Note that
  recommended is not designed to be stable.
• Fix regression on root tag strictness. Now if the root type has a declared @XmlSerialName
  this type will be expected as the root tag unless explicitly specified differently
  as parameter.
• Add a proper non-deprecated constructor for DefaultXmlSerializationPolicy
  this takes a Builder, or a configuration lambda. Both options enable
  future proofing when further attributes are added.
• In the platform independent (native) DOM implementation allow
  comments outside the document element (rather than throwing an exception).
  Fixes #189.

0.86.2 – Don't trust them inputs

Security:

• On JVM target only: explicitly disable creating input stream factory that
  allows for external entities (which could be local files such as passwd).
  An upgrade is recommended. However workarounds exist: Rather than use the
  convenience accessor from string, use the following code:
  XML.decodeFromReader(XmlStreaming.newGenericReader(inputString)) (or the
  relevant overloads - It is the usage of the generic reader that is key).

Features:

• Support wildcard (*) for XmlBefore and XmlAfter. These create a
  partition in ordering. An element/attribute with wildcard before will
  be ordered before/after elements that do not have this. Explicit order
  relationships will be maintained.
• Support checking ordering in reading.
• Support ID type attributes with an @xmlid attribute marking them
• Add support for strict attribute name matching (not allowing null namespace)
  matchup

Other:

• Remove support for legacy JS in line with Kotlin 1.9 and kotlinx.serialization
  1.6.0

Fixes:

• For attribute lists, make sure to collapse the whitespace.
• When attributes have an @XmlSerialName annotation with a default namespace
  value, then this will result in a non-qualified attribute.
• Fix nullable QName serialization (and probably other nullable inline-like)
  serialization.

0.86.1 – It's the little things

0.86.1

(July 5, 2023)

Features:

• Support detecting duplicate elements outside of list context #145. This
  is not default behaviour as it is somewhat up to the serializer to deal
  with duplicate values, rather than the format.
• Support wildcard (*) for XmlBefore and XmlAfter. These create a
  partition in ordering. An element/attribute with wildcard before will
  be ordered before/after elements that do not have this. Explicit order
  relationships will be maintained.
• Support checking ordering in reading.
• Update to Kotlinx.serialization 1.5.1
• Add SerializableQName as an alias that links it to the serializer.
• Add a helper function XmlSerializationPolicy.recoverNullNamespaceUse that
  can be used to support recovering in case of null namespaces (and them
  effectively functioning as wildcard)
• Handle processing instructions correctly, expose processing instructions as
  target (XmlReader.piTarget) + data (XmlReader.piData) pairs
  attributes and XmlEvent.ProcessingInstructionEvent as event. (#160)
• Allow processing instructions/whitespace as children of Native Document.

Fixes:

• Fix recording/copying of attribute prefixes in copying algorithms (#167).
• Fix reading/writing of processing instruction events (#160).
• Fix recovery of element children (#160).
• Fix decoding of nil elements in certain cases (lists) where the end of the tag
  wasn't parsed. Implemented decodeNull accordingly to actually finish the nil tag.
• Fix accidental immediate emission of xsi:nil elements (rather than deferring
  as expected #152).
• Add expected key name to the error message when it couldn't be found for a
  map. #140
• Fix attribute name for empty prefix in Attr (native DOM). This should fix #142.

0.86.0 – Go in chunks

Features:

• Preliminary (partial) support for chunked decoding/Chunked Decoder ()
• Use kotlinx.serialization 1.5.0
• The default policy now ignores all attributes in the xml namespace when
  found missing (it will not throw an exception). If explicitly declared
  they will still be handled.
• Implement a FileReader and FileWriter (and streams) for native to allow
  native writing of files.
• Update to Kotlin 1.8.21
• Deprecate the ktor module (in favour of ktor's own xml integration module).
  Note that that module still uses xmlutil, it just provides its own xml access
  code.

Fixes:

• Various high range unicode characters (and modifiers) were incorrectly seen
  as invalid values (relevant for emoji's)
• Still allow for explicit xml:space properties (while also handling them
  automatically).
• Update ChildCollector to use the correct/updated signature for
  polymorhpicDefaultDeserializer. "Fixes" #126 (the underlying issues are
  KT-55318
  and KT-56602)
• Support document fragments in DomReader
• Make the StAXReader not skip the StartDocument event initially.
• Make XmlBufferedReader.nextTagEvent process/ignore StartDocument.
• Made ignorable whitespace more consistent. #128
• Fix handling of isCollectingNSAttributes (#135). This will now properly
  handle sealed polymorphism as well as deal properly with the default
  namespace: properties without prefix will not register the null namespace.
  If the default namespace is used anywhere, this ensures that prefixes are
  used otherwise. This will avoid all occurences of xmlns="" (and
  xmlns:prefix="")
• Fix DomReader's handling of non-namespace aware elements/nodes that return
  null as localName.
• In DomReader handle the fact that JVM's xpath creates xmlns declarations for
  xmlns.
• Fix unsigned serialization of value classes.

0.85.0 – Tying things up

Features:

• Implement serialization of maps. The outer container will be eluded as with lists. If the key type can be an attribute (and doesn't overlap with an attribute in the value) it will be written on the value, otherwise an entry will be written with the key written on it (as attribute or tag). Note that as this point keys must precede values due to the implementation of map serialization. The behaviour can be customized through the policy.
• Add the possibility to specify namespace declarations that are ensured on tags (note that this does not yet participate in the namespace collating code)
• Fix polymorphic usage of value classes as children of a sealed interface.
• Add a defaultPolicy configurator to XmlConfig.Builder that allows more elegant configuration of the default policy. Some of the properties that can be specified on the XmlConfig.Builder have been deprecated in place of this new (more robust) mechanism.
• Within the default policy builder add support for configuring the unknown child handling with some defaults: ignoreUnknownChildren and ignoreUnknownNamespace. Note that these are shortcuts to setting an explicit handler.
• Now when a tag is marked to not preserve space (preserving is the default), but when the value starts or ends with whitespace this will result the xml:space="preserve" attribute to be emitted. The decoder will also honour this attribute over default behaviour for that type.
• Support custom delimiters by allowing a list of delimiters to be specified the policy.

Fixes:

• Make actual serialization of maps (that are not attributes) work
• Fix an infinite recursion bug in the namespace collection code that writes namespace declarations on the top level.
• Fix writing codepoints > 0x10000 that require surrogate pairs.
• Fix whitespace handling #120
• Remove stale logging code: #119