Releases: ahrefs/atd
Releases · ahrefs/atd
2.16.0
CHANGES:
- atdgen: Breaking change, migrate from Bucklescript to Melange (#375)
- atdd: Workaround d compiler bug regarding declaration order when using aliases (#393)
Algebraic data types (SumType) now usesalias this
syntax. - atdgen: Add support for
<json open_enum>
in Melange (#401) - atdcpp: Initial Release (#404)
- atdcpp: Use
double
c++ type as default floating point type (#411) - atdgen: Fix JSON I/O for inline records (#419)
- atdgen: The deprecated
atdgen
library is no longer available.
Useatdgen-runtime
instead (#421) - atddiff: To ensure that all the intended types are checked when new
type definitions are added to an ATD file, an--ignore
option is now available. It makes atddiff fail if some types
are neither selected via--types
nor ignored via--ignore
.
2.15.0
CHANGES:
2.14.1
2.14.0
CHANGES:
- atdd: Fix various issues with the interoperability of user defined types,
used in or outside of records (#355) - atdd: Generated
.d
files now have the suffix_atd.d
(#355) - atddiff now supports options for filtering the findings based on the
direction of the incompatibility (--backward
,--forward
) or based on the
name of the affected types (--types
) (#365) - atddiff: new option
--output-format json
for exporting the results to
JSON (#360)
2.13.0
CHANGES:
- atdts: Stop compiler errors on generated typescript (#348)
- atdts: Don't fail on
wrap
constructs (#353) - atdcat: New option
-remove-wraps
which pretty-prints the type
definitions withoutwrap
constructs (#353) - atdd: Add
dlang
backend to generate D code from ATD definitions (#349) - new tool: atddiff. Compares two versions of an ATD file and reports
possible incompatibilities in the JSON data. Atddiff ships as part of the
atd
package together withatdcat
(#352, #358)
2.12.0
CHANGES:
- atdgen: Annotate generated code with types to disambiguate OCaml
classic variants (#331) - atdpy: Support the option type more correctly so that it follows
ATD's convention for JSON encoding. This allows compatibility with
JSON produced by other tools of the ATD suite. The Python type,
however, is still a nullable (Optional
) to make things simpler for
Python programmers. This prevents distinguishing["Some", "None"]
from"None"
which both translate toNone
in Python. (#332) - (BREAKING) atdgen: revert default encoding of int64 values as string (#330)
- atdgen: Support
<json repr="string">
forint
values (#330) - atdpy: Treat default field values as expressions to evaluate each time
they're assigned to a field. This allows the use of mutable defaults such as
lists (#339)
2.11.0
CHANGES:
- atdpy: Support parametrized type definitions (#303)
- atdpy: Support options approximately by treating them as nullables (#320)
- atdts: Support parametrized type definitions (#303)
- atdts: Fix incorrect type for TypeScript readers/writers generated
for typeabstract
. - atdts: Fix incorrect type for TypeScript writers of optional fields.
It was working only in special cases such asfoo?: int
. - atdts: Eliminate the type alias
type Int = number
since it was
more confusing than helpful. Occurrences ofInt
are replaced
bynumber /*int*/
. - atdts: Disable all tslint and eslint rules in generated code so as
to play well with all tslint and eslint configurations.