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Bump reqwest from 0.9.24 to 0.10.5 #130

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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 4 years ago

Bumps reqwest from 0.9.24 to 0.10.5.

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v0.10.5

  • Add ClientBuilder::pool_idle_timeout option.
  • Add ClientBuilder::pool_max_idle_per_host option, deprecate max_idle_per_host.
  • Add Response::content_length for WASM target.
  • Enable TCP_NODELAY by default.
  • Implement TryFrom<http::Request> for blocking::Request.
  • Implement TryFrom<http::Request> for Request.
    • Removes From<http::Request> for Request.
    • This is technically a breaking change, but was a mistake. It was not valid to convert from an http::Request to a reqwest::Request in an infallible fashion. It would panic if the conversion was not possible. Instead, the implementation has been changed to TryFrom to indicate it could fail.

v0.10.4

  • Add trust-dns optional feature to change DNS resolver.
  • Add bytes() method to reqwest::blocking::Response.
  • Add buffer() method to reqwest::blocking::Body.
  • Implement From<http::Request> for reqwest::Request.

v0.10.2

  • Add Brotli support, enabled with the optional brotli feature. ✨
  • Add Client::use_preconfigured_tls(tls_connector) allowing manual configuration of TLS options.
  • Implement Default for blocking Client, ClientBuilder, and multipart::Form.
  • (wasm) Add Response::error_for_status() method.
  • (wasm) Add Response::json() method.
  • (wasm) Implement Default for Client and ClientBuilder.

v0.10.1

  • Add socks optional feature to support SOCKS5 proxies.
  • Add RequestBuilder::timeout() to configure a timeout for a single request, instead of using the client's timeout.
  • Add ClientBuilder::connection_verbose() option to enable verbose IO logs.
  • (wasm) Add RequestBuilder::fetch_mode_no_cors() option.
  • (wasm) Add Response::url() getter method.

v0.10.0

  • Add std::future::Future support.

  • Add wasm32-unknown-unknown support (with fewer features).

  • Add ability to pass async Response as the body of another Request.

  • Add Body::as_bytes() method.

  • Add Response::bytes_stream() method to get body as an impl Stream.

  • Add Request::try_clone() method.

  • Change default Client API to async. The previous blocking client API is avaialble at reqwest::blocking.

  • Change to no longer send a default User-Agent header. Add one via ClientBuilder::user_agent().

  • Change to enable system/environment proxy detection by default.

  • Change default-tls feature to only include ClientBuilder options that both native-tls and rustls support.

  • Change default feature set to reduce unnecessary dependencies. Most features are disabled by default:

    • blocking: The reqwest::blocking (synchronous) client API.
    • cookies: Cookie store support.
    • gzip: Automatic response body decompression.
    • json: Request and response JSON body methods.
    • stream: futures::Stream support.
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Changelog

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v0.10.5

  • Add ClientBuilder::pool_idle_timeout option.
  • Add ClientBuilder::pool_max_idle_per_host option, deprecate max_idle_per_host.
  • Add Response::content_length for WASM target.
  • Enable TCP_NODELAY by default.
  • Implement TryFrom<http::Request> for blocking::Request.
  • Implement TryFrom<http::Request> for Request.
    • Removes From<http::Request> for Request.
    • This is technically a breaking change, but was a mistake. It was not valid to convert from an http::Request to a reqwest::Request in an infallible fashion. It would panic if the conversion was not possible. Instead, the implementation has been changed to TryFrom to indicate it could fail.

v0.10.4

  • Add trust-dns optional feature to change DNS resolver.
  • Add bytes() method to reqwest::blocking::Response.
  • Add buffer() method to reqwest::blocking::Body.
  • Implement From<http::Request> for reqwest::Request.

v0.10.3

  • Upgrade internal rustls version.

v0.10.2

  • Add Brotli support, enabled with the optional brotli feature.
  • Add Client::use_preconfigured_tls(tls_connector) allowing manual configuration of TLS options.
  • Implement Default for blocking Client, ClientBuilder, and multipart::Form.
  • (wasm) Add Response::error_for_status() method.
  • (wasm) Add Response::json() method.
  • (wasm) Implement Default for Client and ClientBuilder.

v0.10.1

  • Add socks optional feature to support SOCKS5 proxies.
  • Add RequestBuilder::timeout() to configure a timeout for a single request, instead of using the client's timeout.
  • Add ClientBuilder::connection_verbose() option to enable verbose IO logs.
  • (wasm) Add RequestBuilder::fetch_mode_no_cors() option.
  • (wasm) Add Response::url() getter method.

v0.10.0

  • Add std::future::Future support.

  • Add wasm32-unknown-unknown support (with fewer features).

  • Add ability to pass async Response as the body of another Request.

  • Add Body::as_bytes() method.

  • Add Response::bytes_stream() method to get body as an impl Stream.

  • Add Request::try_clone() method.

  • Change default Client API to async. The previous blocking client API is avaialble at reqwest::blocking.

  • Change to no longer send a default User-Agent header. Add one via ClientBuilder::user_agent().

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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 4 years ago

Superseded by #131.