versions

Changed

• Support for Rust 2024 and other dependency bumps, nom in particular.

Changed

• Support for Rust 2024 and other dependency bumps, nom in particular.

Fixed

• An edge-case in Version/Mess comparisons. #25

Fixed

• Parsing of Mess on a single digit will correctly yield MChunk::Digits.
• Improved comparison of Versions whose main chunks lead with a letter, e.g. r23.

Fixed

• Parsing of Mess on a single digit will correctly yield MChunk::Digits.
• Improved comparison of Versions whose main chunks lead with a letter, e.g. r23.

Changed

• Relaxed argument to new functions to accept S: AsRef<str>.

Changed

• Relaxed argument to new functions to accept S: AsRef<str>.

Added

• Requirement::serialize for pretty-encoding of version "requirements strings".

Added

• Requirement::serialize for pretty-encoding of version "requirements strings".

Added

• The Requirement type for testing version constraints.
• Versioning::parse for usage with nom.
• Versioning::deserialize_pretty for deserializing directly from raw version strings.

Added

• The Requirement type for testing version constraints.
• Versioning::parse for usage with nom.
• Versioning::deserialize_pretty for deserializing directly from raw version strings.

While technically a breaking change, most users should not notice.

Changed

• The Err / Error associated types for automatic conversion of strings into proper version types have been changed from () to a proper Error enum.

While technically a breaking change, most users should not notice.

Changed

• The Err / Error associated types for automatic conversion of strings into proper version types have been changed from () to a proper Error enum.

Changed

• Bumped itertools dependency.

Changed

• Bumped itertools dependency.

This introduces a very small, technically breaking change to the API involving a single type. If you're just doing basic parsing and comparisons and not actually inspecting the types themselves, you shouldn't notice a difference.

Changed

• Versions with ~ in their metadata will now parse as a Mess. Example: 12.0.0-3ubuntu1~20.04.5

This introduces a very small, technically breaking change to the API involving a single type. If you're just doing basic parsing and comparisons and not actually inspecting the types themselves, you shouldn't notice a difference.

Changed

• Versions with ~ in their metadata will now parse as a Mess. Example: 12.0.0-3ubuntu1~20.04.5

Added

• FromStr and TryFrom instances for each type.

Added

• FromStr and TryFrom instances for each type.

Added

• The Release type.

Changed

• SemVer and Version have had their prerel field changed to Release.
• The Chunk type has changed from a struct to an enum.

Removed

• The Unit type.

Fixed

• A bug involving zeroes in SemVer prereleases.
• A bug involving the Display instance for Version.

Added

• The Release type.

Changed

• SemVer and Version have had their prerel field changed to Release.
• The Chunk type has changed from a struct to an enum.

Removed

• The Unit type.

Fixed

• A bug involving zeroes in SemVer prereleases.
• A bug involving the Display instance for Version.

Changed

• Upgraded to nom-7.0.

Added

• A proper LICENSE file.

Changed

• The Hash instance of SemVer is now hand-written to uphold the Law that:

k1 == k2 -> hash(k1) == hash(k2)

Changed

• Certain parsers are now faster and use less memory.

This release brings versions in line with version 2.0.0 of the SemVer spec. The main addition to the spec is the allowance of hyphens in both the prerelease and metadata sections. As such, certain versions like 1.2.3+1-1 which previously would not parse as SemVer now do.

To accomodate this and other small spec updates, the SemVer and Version types have received breaking changes here.

Added

• Serde support through the optional serde feature.
• Versioning::nth to pick out certain fields of a generically parsed version.
• Default is now derived on Versioning, SemVer, Version, Mess and Chunks so that it's possible to initialize as a struct's field.

Changed

• Breaking: SemVer::meta and Version::meta no longer parse as Chunks but as vanilla Strings.
• Breaking: As a semantic change, Versions now expect metadata to come after any prerelease, just as with SemVer. Version is now thus fairly similar to SemVer, except that is allows letters in more permissive positions.

Fixed

• Two small bugs involving SemVer/Version comparisons.

Added

• SemVer::parse, Version::parse, and Mess::parse have been made pub so that these parsers can be integrated into other general nom parsers.

Changed

• Updated to itertools-0.10.

Changed

• Updated to nom-6.0.
• Utilize new type linking in docstrings, thanks to the latest stable Rust.

Changed

• Breaking: Mess::chunk renamed to Mess::chunks to match Version.
• Breaking: Mess now stores smarter Vec<MChunk> instead of Strings.
• SemVer::to_version is no longer a lossy conversion, due to the new field in Version (see below).
• Most Display instances are more efficient.

Added

• Breaking: The meta: Option<Chunks> field for Version.
• The MChunk type which allows Mess to do smarter comparisons.

Fixed

• A number of comparison edge cases.

Changed

• Performance and readability improvements.

This is the initial release of the library.

Added

• All types, parsers, and tests.