even numbers should be easy upgrades; odd numbers may change things
This release is an odd number, and it does change some minor things.
đź› Breaking
Build: The minimum version of Go has been bumped from 1.18 to 1.19.
Dependencies: The go-cid dependency was upgraded from v0.3.2 to v0.4.1. This is a relatively minor change but the introduction of ErrInvalidCid wrapping may be breaking for some users.
Selectors: Remove hard error when a traversal encounters a slice matcher with a node that is not a string or bytes, by @​rvagg#529
See the traversal package documentation for more information on how a Preloader can be used to introduce parallelism into a traversal. The Lassie project is currently using this functionality to speed up Bitswap block fetching; future releases of go-ipld-prime may include additional functionality being prototyped in Lassie to manage parallelism and caching.
Schemas: Support listpairs struct representation in DSL parsing, by @​rvagg#514
Schemas: Support inline union representation in DSL parsing, by @​rvagg#527
Bindnode: Support listpairs struct representation, by @​rvagg#514
Selectors: Support negative values for slice matcher's From and To, by @​rvagg#530
The slice matcher is currently being used to support byte-range fetching for the IPFS Trustless Gateway specification. Work is ongoing and can be seen in both the Lassie and Frisbii projects.
Please note that this feature is currently considered experimental and shoule be used with care and with the expectation that it may change in the near future. Expect a release or two before this feature is considered stable.
even numbers should be easy upgrades; odd numbers may change things
This release is an odd number, and it does change some minor things.
đź› Breaking
Build: The minimum version of Go has been bumped from 1.18 to 1.19.
Dependencies: The go-cid dependency was upgraded from v0.3.2 to v0.4.1. This is a relatively minor change but the introduction of ErrInvalidCid wrapping may be breaking for some users.
Selectors: Remove hard error when a traversal encounters a slice matcher with a node that is not a string or bytes, by @​rvagg#529
See the traversal package documentation for more information on how a Preloader can be used to introduce parallelism into a traversal. The Lassie project is currently using this functionality to speed up Bitswap block fetching; future releases of go-ipld-prime may include additional functionality being prototyped in Lassie to manage parallelism and caching.
Schemas: Support listpairs struct representation in DSL parsing, by @​rvagg#514
Schemas: Support inline union representation in DSL parsing, by @​rvagg#527
Bindnode: Support listpairs struct representation, by @​rvagg#514
Selectors: Support negative values for slice matcher's From and To, by @​rvagg#530
The slice matcher is currently being used to support byte-range fetching for the IPFS Trustless Gateway specification. Work is ongoing and can be seen in both the Lassie and Frisbii projects.
Please note that this feature is currently considered experimental and shoule be used with care and with the expectation that it may change in the near future. Expect a release or two before this feature is considered stable.
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