v0.3.3

This release fixes a crash when starting a Caffeination with no Opts.

v0.3.2

Breaking change: Caffeination.limitCaffeinationLifetime has been renamed Caffeination.limitLifetime.

This release also updates to the newest version of Swift, 5.2.4.

v0.3.1

This release is identical to v0.3.0 but has been re-built with the Swift 5.1.2 toolchain for compatibility with newer projects.

v0.3.0

What's New

• Updated for Swift 5
• The SignalTrapper has been completely overhauled. The previous model only worked for one Caffeination at a time; the new, singleton-based one should work as intended.
• Thanks to the changes to signal handling, CaffeineKit no longer exposes signal error enumerations.
• Static closure methods have been removed. Now, all closures must be generated using an existing Caffeination.
• The safetyEnabled property has been renamed to limitCaffeinationLifetime.

v0.2.0

Additions

• Carthage support has been added (i.e., Carthage-compatible zip files will be uploaded with this and future releases)
• Swift 4.2 and Xcode 10 are now supported

Changes

• Caffeination.init(withOpts:safely:terminationHandler:) has been renamed Caffeinator.init(withOpts:safety:terminationHandler:)
• Both Caffeination.closure and Caffeination.unsafeClosure now have the signature (withOpts:_:)
• Caffeination.Opt.timed(Double) is now Caffeination.Opt.timed(TimeInterval). Since TimeInterval is a typealias of Double, this should have little impact on existing code

v0.1.0

This is the initial, not-fully-tested release of CaffeineKit. More detailed release notes are forthcoming.