None.
- [Enhancement] Improve
string_to_binary
andbinary_to_string
performance.
- [Breaking] Rename application from
:uuid
to:elixir_uuid
to avoid potential collisions with other applications with the same name.
- [Fix] Account for unsuitable hardware addresses when selecting UUID v1 node value.
- [Enhancement] Add
UUID.info/1
counterpart toUUID.info!/1
.
- [Fix] Update UUID v3 and v5 namespace value formats.
- [Internal] Use
:crypto.strong_rand_bytes/1
instead of:crypto.rand_bytes/1
. The:weak
option inUUID.uuid4/1
no longer has any effect. - [Fix] Clean up warnings generated by function calls in
mix.exs
under Elixir 1.4.
- [Internal] Correctly skip any all-0 hardware addresses when generating UUID v1.
- [Internal] Fix documentation, and update documentation generator dependencies.
- [Internal] Fix piping without parentheses warning for Elixir 1.2.
- [Internal] Ensure UUID v1 generator
node_id
lookup correctly skips network adapters with unsuitable:hwaddr
values. - [Internal] Simplify UUID v1
clock_seq
random generation.
- [Enhancement]
uuid4
now accepts an additional first argument:strong
(default) or:weak
, indicating whether to use strong PRNG or not.
- [Internal] Use
:os.timestamp/1
instead of:erlang.now/1
.
- [Internal] Vastly improved binary handling: ~3.5x faster UUID generation and UUID binary to string, ~1.5x faster UUID string to binary.
- [Breaking] Rename
info/1
toinfo!/1
for consistency with Elixir best practices. - [Enhancement] Add
binary_to_string!/2
andstring_to_binary!/1
utility functions. - [Breaking] Bump Elixir version requirement to
~> 1.0
. - [Internal] Additional tests, integrate repo with Travis CI.
- [Internal] Allow Elixir
0.15.0
and above for convenience.
- [Internal] Use new Elixir binary matching type declaration format.
- [Internal] Use new Elixir default parameter declaration format in separate function header.
- [Enhancement]
UUID.info/1
now also returns the binary value of the given UUID.
- [Enhancement] Added
UUID.uuid1/3
which allows optional presetclock_seq
andnode_id
, the last argument is still an optional format atom.
- Initial release.