0.26.2

Changed

• Raise an ArgumentError instead of a FunctionClauseError in
  Flop.Phoenix.page_link_range/3 if the page link option is neither :all,
  :none nor a positive integer.
• Raise an ArgumentError instead of a FunctionClauseError in
  Flop.Phoenix.Pagination.new/2 if the Flop struct has no pagination
  parameters.
• Document how to handle _unused_* and _target parameters produced by
  Phoenix forms.

Fixed

• Return one entry per message in the errors of a form built from a
  Flop.Meta struct, so that form[:page].errors is [{message, opts}]
  instead of [[{message, opts}]].
• Derive the input type of a filter from the Ecto type of the field even if the
  meta struct has errors, instead of falling back to a text input.
• Replace existing Flop query parameters in Flop.Phoenix.build_path/3 when
  the path is given as a URL string, instead of appending a second set of them.
• Render the hidden inputs of each filter once instead of twice in
  Flop.Phoenix.filter_fields/1.
• Set ellipsis_start? and ellipsis_end? to false in
  Flop.Phoenix.Pagination.new/2 when page_links is :none.
• Resolve Flop options from the backend module set on the meta struct, not only
  from the schema.
• Render the configured filter fields instead of raising a
  FunctionClauseError if the filters parameter is not a list of maps.
• Remove Flop query parameters that the Flop struct does not set from a path
  given as a URL string in Flop.Phoenix.build_path/3.
• Omit pagination, order and filter parameters that match a default from the
  hidden inputs of a form built from a Flop.Meta struct that has validation
  errors.
• Do not render the hidden _persistent_id inputs that
  Phoenix.Component.inputs_for/1 adds in Flop.Phoenix.filter_fields/1.
• Flop.Phoenix.filter_fields/1 with dynamic={true} raised a
  FunctionClauseError if the meta struct had validation errors.

How to upgrade

If you flattened the errors yourself before rendering them, you can remove that
step. In the input component mix phx.new generates, that is:

- |> assign(:errors, Enum.map(List.flatten(field.errors), &translate_error/1))
+ |> assign(:errors, Enum.map(field.errors, &translate_error/1))