Releases: xmidt-org/httpaux
Releases · xmidt-org/httpaux
v0.4.0
Changelog
Bug Fixes
- 1c87183: same fix: incorrectly invoked an inline function (@johnabass)
Other Work
- 664f363: Add auto-approval workflow. (@schmidtw)
- ecf70e3: Adding issue updating for the team project board. (@schmidtw)
- 8365bf3: Bump github.com/stretchr/testify from 1.8.0 to 1.8.4 (#57) (@dependabot[bot])
- ccb572d: Migrate to use dependabot for dependency updates. (@schmidtw)
- fa0677f: Update README.md (@schmidtw)
- 0df62b4: Use the new shared workflow. (@schmidtw)
- e0ee6aa: [create-pull-request] automated change (@schmidtw)
- 179fdf7: added syntactic sugar methods to make usual tests easier to read (@johnabass)
- 8cae1c1: fixed a unit test that was incorrectly invoking an inline function (@johnabass)
- e83dc05: update dependencies (@denopink)
v0.3.2 2022-06-21
- update dependencies and fix this security issue
v0.3.1 05/18/2022
- configurable recovery middleware that prevents panics from shutting down the http.Server
v0.3.0 10/29/2021
- don't cancel contexts during retries to allow clients to read responses - always stop retries when the enclosing context is canceled
v0.2.1 04/01/2021
- fixed the changelog syntax
v0.1.6 03/30/2021
- allow appending and extending Header while mainting immutability - consistently defined middleware in subpackages - ensure all error JSON representations are properly escaped - configurable Encoder ruleset for HTTP error representations
v0.1.5 03/27/2021
- force a new release just to get github actions to run
v0.1.4 03/27/2021
Merge pull request #31 from xmidt-org/release/v0.1.5 updated
v0.1.3 03/16/2021
- httpmock.RoundTripper can now use a delegate in addition to an expected return - http.Request.GetBody can now be nil for a retry.Client (https://github.com/xmidt-org/httpaux/issues/23) - simplified retry.New and retry.NewClient (https://github.com/xmidt-org/httpaux/issues/24)
v0.1.2 03/10/2021
- allow http.Client to be decorated as with http.RoundTripper - cleaned up middleware - retry package allows linear and exponential backoff for HTTP clients