axum/axum-macros/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

• breaking: #[debug_handler] no longer accepts a body = _ argument. The body type is always axum::body::Body (#1751)
• fixed: Fix rust-version specific in Cargo.toml (#2204)

0.3.8 (17. July, 2023)

• fixed: Allow unreachable code in #[debug_handler] (#2014)

0.3.7 (22. March, 2023)

• change: Update to syn 2.0 (#1862)
• fixed: Give better error if generics are used with #[derive(FromRef)] (#1874)

0.3.6 (13. March, 2023)

• fixed: Improve #[debug_handler] message for known generic request-consuming extractors (#1826)

0.3.5 (03. March, 2023)

• fixed: In #[debug_handler] provide specific errors about FromRequest extractors not being the last argument (#1797)

0.3.4 (12. February, 2022)

• fixed: Fix #[derive(FromRef)] with Copy fields generating clippy warnings (#1749)

0.3.3 (11. February, 2022)

• fixed: Fix #[debug_handler] sometimes giving wrong borrow related suggestions (#1710)

0.3.2 (22. January, 2022)

• No public API changes.

0.3.1 (9. January, 2022)

• fixed: Fix warnings for cloning references in generated code (#1676)

0.3.0 (25. November, 2022)

• added: Add #[derive(FromRequestParts)] for deriving an implementation of FromRequestParts, similarly to #[derive(FromRequest)] (#1305)
• added: Add #[derive(FromRef)] (#1430)
• added: Add #[from_ref(skip)] to skip implementing FromRef for individual fields (#1537)
• added: Support using a different rejection for #[derive(FromRequest)] with #[from_request(rejection(MyRejection))] (#1256)
• change: axum-macro's MSRV is now 1.60 (#1239)
• breaking: #[derive(FromRequest)] will no longer generate a rejection enum but instead generate type Rejection = axum::response::Response. Use the new #[from_request(rejection(MyRejection))] attribute to change this. The rejection_derive attribute has also been removed (#1272)

0.3.0 Pre-Releases

0.3.0-rc.3 (18. November, 2022)

• added: Add #[from_ref(skip)] to skip implementing FromRef for individual fields (#1537)

0.3.0-rc.2 (8. November, 2022)

• added: Add #[derive(FromRef)] (#1430)

0.3.0-rc.1 (23. August, 2022)

• change: axum-macro's MSRV is now 1.60 (#1239)
• added: Support using a different rejection for #[derive(FromRequest)] with #[from_request(rejection(MyRejection))] (#1256)
• breaking: #[derive(FromRequest)] will no longer generate a rejection enum but instead generate type Rejection = axum::response::Response. Use the new #[from_request(rejection(MyRejection))] attribute to change this. The rejection_derive attribute has also been removed (#1272)
• added: Add #[derive(FromRequestParts)] for deriving an implementation of FromRequestParts, similarly to #[derive(FromRequest)] (#1305)

0.2.3 (27. June, 2022)

• change: axum-macros's MSRV is now 1.56 (#1098)
• fixed: Silence "unnecessary use of to_string" lint for #[derive(TypedPath)] (#1117)

0.2.2 (18. May, 2022)

• added: In debug_handler, check if Request is used as non-final extractor (#1035)
• added: In debug_handler, check if multiple Path extractors are used (#1035)
• added: In debug_handler, check if multiple body extractors are used (#1036)
• added: Support customizing rejections for #[derive(TypedPath)] (#1012)

0.2.1 (10. May, 2022)

• fixed: Option and Result are now supported in typed path route handler parameters (#1001)
• fixed: Support wildcards in typed paths (#1003)
• added: Support #[derive(FromRequest)] on enums using #[from_request(via(OtherExtractor))] (#1009)
• added: Support using a custom rejection type for #[derive(TypedPath)] instead of PathRejection (#1012)

0.2.0 (31. March, 2022)

• breaking: Routes are now required to start with /. Previously empty routes or routes such as :foo would be accepted but most likely result in bugs (#823)

0.1.2 (1. March 2022)

• fixed: Use fully qualified Result type (#796)

0.1.1 (22. February 2022)

• Add #[derive(TypedPath)] for use with axum-extra's new "type safe" routing API (#756)

0.1.0 (31. January, 2022)

• Initial release.