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0.5.0

25 Mar 20:54
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What's Changed

  • Add optional proxy to tus client & uploader by @pdenooijer in #84
  • Update dependencies

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Full Changelog: 0.4.5...0.5.0

0.4.5

28 Nov 13:05
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Changes:

  • This release fixes a bug in the release workflow that prevented the necessary jar from being published in the 0.4.4 release.

0.4.4

26 Nov 15:13
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Changes:

  • Allow upload pauses without closing InputStreams (#42)

0.4.3

02 Feb 19:24
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This release patch fixes a minor issue in the dependency declaration that prevent tus-java-client from being published on Maven Central.

0.4.2

13 Jun 10:33
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This release add a feature to allow you to remove fingerprints of uploads after they were successfully finished (see #27).

0.4.1

29 Sep 22:00
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This patch release decreases the default value for the maximum payload size in order to avoid out-of-memory exceptions on memory-constrained devices (e.g. mobile phones).

0.4.0-pre2

14 Jun 20:15
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0.4.0-pre2 Pre-release
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Correct copying into gh-pages directory

0.4.0-pre1

14 Jun 20:03
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Correct copying into gh-pages directory

0.4.0

20 May 22:08
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This minor release adds the new TusClient#beginOrResumeUploadFromURL method which
allows you to begin an upload from a given upload URL without using the Creation
extension to create an upload first. This is necessary when you are interacting
with upload server which do not support the Creation extension, such as the Vimeo API.
Please see the documentation for more details.

0.3.2

13 Dec 22:49
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This release changes the default value for the maximum request payload size to a more sensible 1GiB, which should result in better upload performance for most applications.