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The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. Yes I did get tired of my lazy naming scheme. 5.0 adds explicit support for Swift 5 across all dependency management solutions. There are no other user-facing changes. This release (which never hit master, weirdly enough) adds support for the Swift 4.2 and 5.0 toolchains. - [**FIXED**]: Now using `Iterator` instead of `Generator` in our definition of `decode` for `Collection`s. This was renamed in Swift 3.0, and honestly I'm not positive how this was compiling the way it was. - [**FIXED**]: Fixed compilation when building via Swift Package Manager - [**NEW**]: Swift Package Manager Support ([Gordon Fontenot](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo/pull/424)) - [**NEW**]: Re-introduced `Decoded.optional` with better, simplified behavior ([Tony DiPasquale](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo/pull/420)) - [**FIXED**]: Use `NSNumber` transformation properties instead of casting to decode number values. This now prevents a crash that could occur with Swift 3.0.1 ([Gordon Fontenot](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo/pull/425)) Official Swift 3.0 release! - **[NEW]**: Now you can see all the decoding failures at once! Thanks @klaaspieter - **[Bug Fix]**: Optional decoding now behaves as expected. Thanks @pteasima for finding this. Thanks @gfontenot, @alexwlchan, @mbrandonw, @gcox, and @klaaspieter for all the changes that went into this release! 3.1 adds support for decoding `UInt` and `UInt64` types. `UInt` can only be decoded `JSON.Number` instances, and `UInt64` can be decoded from `JSON.Number` as well as `JSON.String`. This follows the patterns already set up by `Int` and `Int64`. Thanks to @gcox [for this addition!](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo/pull/396) 3.0.3 adds improved support for Xcode 8 by slightly modifying the xml in ways that it suggests (Thanks @ikesyo!) This release is a back-port of our support for enabling whole module optimization (currently supported on master, but unreleased), as well as support for Xcode 8 using Swift 2.3. Argo 3.0 changed the way Booleans were decoded and in doing so, accidentally broke JSON parsing for APIs that didn't _quite_ follow the JSON spec. Specifically, @jshier noted that [it's moderately common for APIs to return `1` or `0` instead of `true` or `false`.](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo/issues/358). To address this, we've [re-added the capability of Argo to recognize `Bool` values represented in the JSON as numbers.](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo/pull/359) [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjOZtWZ56lc)

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. This small release adds support for Swift 5.2 tooling, which means that if you're using Swift 5.2 you'll no longer see our test dependencies downloaded locally when you're just trying to annoy your coworkers with illegible code like a normal person. This release adds operator definitions for the new `Result<T, E>` type in Swift 5's stdlib. Accordingly, Runes 5.0 drops support for Swift versions lower than 5.0. This is a bug fix release to fix a compiler error that occured under Swift 5.0 when we tried to pass an autoclosure directly to another argument expecting an autoclosure, which is now disallowed. (Thanks [@madcato](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Runes/issues/100)!) This change should be backwards compatible with previous Swift versions. This is a minor release to fix Runes as a transitive dependency when used with Swift Package Manager. This release fixes compatibility with Xcode 10.2 and Swift 5. There are no functional changes. This updates the Xcode project (and some internal dependencies) so that no warnings are thrown by the Xcode project. This will almost certainly mean nothing to you, unless you import this project into your project, in which case this will mean _everything_ This release fleshes out the rest of the Applicative implementations for `Optional` and `Array`. This adds two new operators to the mix for each type: - `<*` performs an applicative operation, discarding the right hand value - `*>` performs an applicative operation, discarding the left hand value We're also adding full implementations for Alternative for both types: - `<|>` performs an alternative operation - `empty` constructs an empty value (basically the dual of `pure`) - `Optional` now has an `.or` instance method that acts as a named version of `<|>`. 4.0.1 fixes issues with building Runes via Swift Package Manager that were caused by a change in the way SPM expected test directories to be structured. Official Swift 3.0 release! Pretty much all @gfontenot on this one and some new operators from @inamiy 3.2.1 adds better support for Xcode 8 and Swift 2.3 by recording these preferences in the project file. This will be the last release to support Swift 2.X, and master will move forward with Swift 3.0 support.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. This release doesn't have any source changes, but does add tooling support for Swift 5 and Swift 5.2 so that should probably count for something. This is a small compatibility release for future versions of the Swift Package Manager. We now (theoretically) support building with Swift 3, 4, and 5 simultaneously. This is a tiny release that only serves to silence warnings in the Xcode project when opening it with Xcode 9.3. If you're not using the Xcode project as a sub-project this release will mean nothing to you. If you _are_ using the Xcode project as a sub-project this release will mean everything to you. Curry 4.0 improves compatibility with Swift 4.0, specifically including [a fix for the "Ambiguous use of 'curry'" errors that were thrown at compile time](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Curry/pull/39). (Thanks @tkohout!) Official Swift 3.0 release! Thanks @eliperkins, @gfontenot, @sharplet, @jshier, and @ikesyo This release records the migration attempt for Xcode 8 so that it doesn't throw needless warnings in the project. This version adds explicit support for Swift 2.3 projects in Xcode 8. A future release will add explicit support for Swift 3.0. As a part of 2.3, we (I) totally forgot that Swift 3.0 no longer ignores the external label on the initial argument. That's my bad. 2.3.1 fixes that by re-ignoring that external label so that we get back to API compatibility. This release introduces Swift 3.0 support. The only change is that the types in the curried return value are wrapped in parens as required by Swift 3.0. This change is backwards compatible with Swift 2.X. That thing where I said 2.1 included versions of `curry` for functions out to 21 arguments? I 100% lied to you and I apologize. 2.1 only included implementations for up to 19 arguments. Unacceptable. @mbrandonw noticed the mistake and fixed our code generator so that _this_ release includes `curry` for functions out to 21 arguments.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Pod version bump (thanks @klaaspieter) - Quick/Nimble dependency version bumps (thanks @nrohwedder + @gfontenot) - Swift 5 support (thanks @sgoodwin) Swish 4 drops support for Swift 4. 2.0.4 is a small bugfix update to the 2.X release branch that allows for compiling with Xcode 9.3 and Swift 3.3. It should be backwards compatible with other Swift 3.X versions. `JSONDecoder` obviates the need for `Argo`, so we've removed it as a dependency, making Swish even more lightweight. Swish 3 drops support for Swift versions below 4. Documentation changes reflect both of these changes 🙌 Swish now compiles under Swift 4! This release bumps the Argo submodule dependency to the most recent release so that Swish builds properly with Carthage and Swift 3.1. Allow for any Argo 4 version. Swish has been upgraded to Swift 3! Thanks to @jakecraige, @tonyd256 and @sharplet for contributing to the migration. Supports Xcode 8 and Swift 2.3 Initial release

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. First public release of `ModalPresentationView`, focused on providing a `ModalDismissButton`.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. Fixed an issue where `UIViewController.viewDidLoadNotification` could unexpectedly be posted multiple times for the same class. Fixed: - A compiler segfault when building CombineViewModel in Release configuration. Added: - [Bindings](https://github.com/thoughtbot/Bindings) is now distributed as part of CombineViewModel! Changed: - `ViewModelObserver` now inherits from Bindings' `BindingOwner` protocol. As a result, all objects automatically get a `subscriptions` property automatically synthesized. Fixed: - Now compiles on macOS, tvOS and watchOS. Changed: - The Objective-C runtime support is now implemented in Swift. This allows us to remove the private CombineViewModelObjC target, which polluted auto-complete results and was generally a leaked implementation detail. Removed: - Deleted `ViewModelObserver.isReadyForUpdates`. Fixed: - `ObjectDidChangePublisher` now passes through completion events from the observed object's `objectWillChange` publisher. - Improve thread-safety of `ObjectDidChangePublisher`. Fixed: - Improve performance of `@ViewModel` when intercepting `viewDidLoad` to register an observer (#2). The first release of CombineViewModel: - View models conform to `ObservableObject`. - View controllers conform to `ViewModelObserver`. - Register for updates using the `@ViewModel` property wrapper.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. Changed: - The default value of the `Subscriptions` associated type is now `Set<AnyCancellable>`. - The default implementation of `BindingOwner.subscriptions` now uses the coroutine accessors `_read` and `_modify` where possible instead of a simple `get`/`set`. Added: - `UITextField.reactive.text` and `attributedText` - `UIControl.reactive.isEnabled` - `UISwitch.reactive.isOn` - `UIView.reactive.isHidden` Added: - `UILabel.reactive.text` - `UITextField.reactive.placeholder` - `UITextField.reactive.attributedPlaceholder` - You can now bind a non-optional producer of `T` to a `BindingSubscriber` that accepts `T?` The first release of Bindings!