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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. ## Summary Added in the font `Adelle Sans Devanagari` and a fix for deployment targets. Special thanks to @RomanPodymov! ## Summary This release adds dynamic type support via: https://github.com/Nirma/UIFontComplete/pull/43 Thank you @misteu for putting this together! ## Summary This release has some minor but breaking changes around improving the usability of UIFontComplete with SwiftUI. ## Summary This release removes some deprecated fonts and updates which fonts are available on iOS and tvOS. Some fonts are available on both platforms now, some other fonts have also been added and deleted. Since some fonts have been retired this technically is a breaking release but not because of functionality being added or removed from this library. If I forgot anything or you feel that something could be done better by all means FEEL FREE TO CONTRIBUTE! ---- P.S. 2020 is turning out to be an unstable year, looks like all bets are off at this point. Please stay safe and take care. ~ Nicko This release fixes package manager support. Thanks @nuudles for putting this together! This is simply a project modernization release, no major code changes. This release introduces support for tvOS fonts. This release fixes an issue with cocoapods in a previous release. Enjoy! Swift 4 Support! This release contains no new code changes, only updated project settings so that the project be compiled in Swift 4. Enjoy! This is a minor release with the following changes ## Changes - The System font enum has been reorganized in Alphabetical order - Tests have been moved to top level "Tests" folder - Non essential code has been removed

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. ## Summary Added Swift Package Manager support. Swift 5 project modernization, no major code changes. This release contains various minor styling and formatting changes, functionality should not be affected. This release focuses solely on code changes necessary for Swift 4.2 This release is a minor release that deals with a crash involving using the underline Attribute. The issue is detailed here: #53 Great work @SaezChristopher ! Thanks so much! This release makes the dictionary held by the `Attributes` struct public. The state of this dictionary still can not be edited, but it can now be read. This release addresses an issue with the the strike-through attribute not properly working, this issue has since been fixed and tested. Enjoy! This release addresses the issues in #41 where the carthage build was failing. The tests have also been ported to Swift 4. Enjoy! This release adds no new features, it is solely for the purpose of porting `Attributed` to Swift 4. ## Summary This release adds functionality for supporting the use of `NSBaseLineAttributeName` through this library's interface. Just call `.baseOffset()` with an `NSNumber` value specifying the offset you wish to use.

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 is simply project modernization for Swift 5. This release introduces adds a new `clear()` method that adds a method for deleting `Default` objects. Thanks @nitrag for putting this together! ## Summary The release's focus is about shortening the read / write method names and adding support for having a default value for when the value being read is currently not stored in the users defaults. ## Changes - Writing an object to `UserDefaults` with Default is now accomplished with: `write()` or `write(withKey:)` - Reading an object from `UserDefaults` is now accomplished with `read()` or `read(forKey:)` - `defaultValue` has been added to the protocol, the default implementation returns `nil` can be customized to return a default value when nothing exists in defaults. @Cyberbeni Thanks so much for the pull request! Great work! 💯 This is the initial release of `Default`!

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. ## Summary This release updates the library with identifiers for iPhone 15 and pro models. ## Summary Added in iPhone 14 & iPhone 14 Pro device identifiers. This release contains a minor fix for Xcode 14 and the newly enforced rule around null terminated strings. Special thanks to @dmace2 for putting this together! This release fixes incorrect detection of iPad Air (5th Generation) devices, as well as correcting of misspellings. Tests for the new devices are also added. This update was put together by @jminutaglio and @vincentneo. ## Summary This release adds support for detecting iPhone SE Gen 3 and iPad Air Gen 5. This update was put together by @jminutaglio and @vincentneo This release adds support for devices announced in the Spring 2021 event: - iPad Pro 11 inch (3rd Generation) - iPad Pro 12.9 inch (5th Generation) This release adds support for: - iPad - iPad Air (4th generation) - iPad (8th generation) - iPhone - iPhone 12 mini - iPhone 12 - iPhone 12 Pro - iPhone 12 Pro Max Do note that, the minimum supported iOS version is now iOS 11, instead of iOS 8. This release should solve your problems while you work on your shiny new iOS 14 apps, using Xcode 12 beta. In addition, Mac Catalyst support has also been disabled, with no practical usability in its current form, as all fields would return unknown or invalid data. This release fixes a minor issue where the 7th gen iPad's screen size inches would incorrectly return `nil`. This release adds detection support for iPhone SE (2nd Generation), iPad Pro 11 inch (2nd Generation) and iPad Pro 12.9 inch (4th Generation).

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 adds support for all the identifiers found in SFSymbol 5.0. ## Summary This release includes missing symbol identifiers for `key.horizontal` and `key.horizontal.fill`. Special thanks to @adamwulf for catching this and putting together the PR. ## Summary A big thanks to @adamwulf for fixing compatibility with Catalyst. Also included in this release is an additional convenience initializer for using variable values with symbols like `wifi`: ```swift Image(symbol: SFSymbol4.wifi, variableValue: 0.5) ``` ## Summary This release restructures the enums for SFSymbols(4-1) that use nested enums to break up the data structure and make it easier to drill down for the specific symbol identifier you are searching for. # Summary A big thanks to @vincentneo for working on the changes in this release. - `NSImage` convenience initilizers - Version checks for macOS ## Summary This release includes support for SFSymbol 2 glyphs. Please use the `SFSymbol2` enum for SFSymbol 2 identifiers and `SFSymbol` for SFSymbol 1.1 identifiers. https://developer.apple.com/sf-symbols/ ## Summary This release addresses an issue with Swift Package Manager settings with iOS and tvOS versions. ## Summary This release just simply adds the same functionality that this library added to UIKit's `UIImageView`. Now you can create `Image`s from SFSymbols in SwiftUI with a line of code like this: ```swift Image(symbol: .playCircle) ``` This release adds support for Xcode 12. This version adds an even briefer way to use SFSymbols in your code like this: ```swift UIImage(symbol: .airplane) ```

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 expands the number of supported HTTP verbs to include `PATCH` as well as `HEAD` and others like `CONNECT`, `TRACE` and `OPTIONS`. tvOS Support is also enabled in this release. # Summary This is the initial alpha release of 'Mu'. I hope to increase test coverage and receive feedback a bit before releasing an official `1.0.0` release.