not properly functioning check (since elixir 1.11.0) for struct parameters has been removed
[1.4.2] - 2020.09.21
a bug in coerce_with/2 was fixed: a parameter got coerced (as nil) even if it is not required
run! raises an Exop.Operation.ErrorResult error when an operation returns an error tuple
[1.4.1] - 2020.06.08
Code.ensure_compiled/1 instead of deprecated Code.ensure_compiled?/1
:struct check's bug fixed (when a value to be checked is not a struct itself)
[1.4.0] - 2020.02.28
breaking changes in this version!
a validation type: :struct that had been deprecated since ver. 1.2.2 was finally removed
the func check's callback arguments now aligned with coerce_with callback, they are: a parameter's name/value tuple (the first), all parameters map given to an operation (the second), the output of the validation callback fuction has been updated as well (check README for details)
Exop.Chain's operation (step) now can be conditional with if: _your_condition_func/1 option provided (see README for the details)
Exop.Chain's operation now can coerce incoming parameters with coerce_with: your_coerce_func/1 option before any further checks/invocations
[1.3.5] - 2019.12.27
basic validation message extension with "got:" (credits to https://github.com/sgilson)
makes error-tuple messages more descriptive
new :subset_of check allows you to check whether a given list is a subset of defined check-list
[1.3.4] - 2019.09.18
a bug in coerce_with/2 refactored behavior was fixed
[1.3.3] - 2019.09.10
the issue with coerce_with/2 within an inner check has been fixed (coercion simply didn't work in inner)
parameters :default option now accepts 1-arity function as well as a certain value (see README)
[1.3.2] - 2019.07.31
got rid some dialyzer warnings
specs for macros were added
Exop.Policy module has been removed because simplified policy check is here since v1.1.1
if Exop.Policy action returns something different from either true or false, this output is treated as authorization error message (reason)
behaviour of unknown struct checks has been changed. Now it generates ArgumentError exception on compile time if struct parameter is not existing struct.
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