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@UnquietCode UnquietCode released this 16 Feb 02:04
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We did it everyone. You can all go home now. This release is exciting and a long time coming.

Upgrade Guide (#225)

There is an Upgrade Guide available which can help early adopters migrate from a 0.x development version to the new 1.0 release.

Remove Deprecated Things (#212)

Part of the upgrade to 1.0 is removing deprecated elements from the codebase. The upgrade guide above goes into more detail about what to expect.

Gradle Plugin Handles Full Descriptors (#222)

You can pass full descriptors to the gradle plugin. This is a cool feature enabled by the fact that the gradle plugin script is dynamic, whereas the maven pom file is just a lifeless XML document. So this small change means you can just build a descriptor in your build script instead of in a separate class, if you wish.

Group ID has Changed (#200)

The Maven repository group ID has been changed to conform to the Sonatype central repository rules. Previously the high level package name was unquietcode.tools.flapi but now it is com.unquietcode.tools.flapi. The upshot of making this change is that now Flapi and all of its dependencies are hosted in the Maven central repository.

Removed Deprecated flapi.descriptor.class Property

The flapi.descriptor.class property used in the build plugin configurations has been removed after being deprecated for several releases. You can use the comma-separated version named flapi.descriptor.classes instead.

build-project is Now flapi-build-project (#193)

This change brings the build-project naming in line with the convention used by the other modules of prefixing with flapi- followed by the module name.

Introduction of Generics in Builder Methods

Some method signatures now have generics where before they did not. This may cause warnings. Generally wherever a Class parameter was accepted it is now Class<?>. The same goes for Enum, etc.

Start Object is Now Untyped (again)

The Start object is no longer typed as Start<Void> but just Start. The newer Head<?> wrapper can be used instead, either with Void or some other return type (and indeed Start is now just an alias for Head<Void>).

The full list of tasks and issues included in the release is available on the project's Issue Tracker.

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