- CHANGED: Removed dependency from go-github (GH-1067)
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
- CHANGED: Dropped Go < 1.21 from the list of supported versions.
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
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CHANGED: Dropped Go < 1.16 from the list of supported versions to fix "package embed is not in GOROOT". "embed" is an indirect dependency and it's only available since Go 1.16.
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CHANGED: Exported defaultListVersion as ListVersion (GH-334, GH-880)
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
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CHANGED: Definition updates.
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CHANGED: Dropped Go 1.8 from the list of supported versions. "math/bits" is an indirect dependency and it's only available since Go 1.9.
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ENHANCEMENT: Improved performances by using rune instead of strings single char comparison (GH-484, GH-485)
- CHANGED: Added go modules (GH-240).
- CHANGED: Rollback changes of v0.12.0. It turns out it is actually causing more issues.
- CHANGED: Extracted generator into its own package.
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
- ENHANCEMENT: Internal refactoring to use go gen when building definition list.
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FIXED: Added a DefaultRules() function that can be used to create a new list without modifying the default one (GH-141, GH-170). Thanks @guliyevemil1
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FIXED: Fixed nil pointer dereference when can't find a rule (GH-16)
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CHANGED: Removed unreachable code (GH-167)
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CHANGED: Definition updates.
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ENHANCEMENT: gen tool now uses GitHub API instead of scraping GitHub UI (GH-93).
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
- CHANGED: Definition updates.
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CHANGED: Definition updates.
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ENHANCEMENT: Changed internal representation of PSL rules to be A-label encoded, as well the public interface of the library to use ASCII-encoded names by default (GH-31, GH-40).
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CHANGED: Definition updates.
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ENHANCEMENT: List.Select() is no longer exported. This was an experimental method and it's now kept private as the Find() implementation may change in the future.
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ENHANCEMENT: List.Find() now returns a pointer to a Rule, and not a Rule. That's because Find() can actually return
nil
if the DefaultRule find option is set. This is useful if you need to avoid the fallback to the default rule "*".
Initial version