Releases: apple/swift-nio
Releases · apple/swift-nio
SwiftNIO 1.4.3
Semver Patch
- Fixed buffer overflow in ByteBuffer (CVE-2018-4281)
SwiftNIO 1.3.2
Semver Patch
- Fixed buffer overflow in ByteBuffer (CVE-2018-4281)
SwiftNIO 1.2.2
Semver Patch
- Fixed buffer overflow in ByteBuffer (CVE-2018-4281)
SwiftNIO 1.1.1
Semver Patch
- Fixed buffer overflow in ByteBuffer (CVE-2018-4281)
SwiftNIO 1.0.1
Semver Patch
- Fixed buffer overflow in ByteBuffer (CVE-2018-4281)
SwiftNIO 1.8.0
Semver Minor
- Added new
ByteBufferView
type, exposing portions of aByteBuffer
as aCollection<UInt8>
. AddedByteBuffer.readableBytesView
andByteBuffer.viewBytes(at:length:)
to obtainByteBufferView
objects. (#411) - Renamed
MultiThreadedEventLoopGroup.init(numThreads:)
toMultiThreadedEventLoopGroup.init(numberOfThreads:)
. Deprecated the old name. (#443) - Made
HTTPRequestDecoder.init(leftOverBytesStrategy:)
andenum RemoveAfterUpgradeStrategy
public, which allows users creating custom HTTP pipelines to ensure that removingHTTPRequestDecoder
after an upgrade was attempted does not cause unexpected bytes delivery. (#438)
Semver Patch
SwiftNIO 1.7.2
Semver Patch
- Removed some unnecessary
EventLoopPromise
allocations. (#437) - Fixed issues where removing a
HTTPDecoder
could lead to the pipeline consuming rawByteBuffer
s, rather than decoded HTTP components. (#430) - Fixed an issue where datagram writes would be counted incorrectly, potentially leading to precondition failure. (#431)
- Resolved a number of re-entrancy issues with
HTTPDecoder
. (#427)
SwiftNIO 1.7.1
Semver Patch
- Fixed an issue where the bootstraps may not correctly invoke the channel initialisers on the event loop for the channel being initialised, causing substantial overhead when configuring the channel. (#424)
- Fixed issues where
Channel
objects and their associated sockets created by the bootstraps may be leaked if channel registration failed for any reason. (#413) - Fixed issues where the
Channel
may be deallocated before theChannelPipeline
is cleaned up, causing crashes. (#415) - Fixed an issue where
write
promises were satisfied too early onEmbeddedChannel
objects. (#421) - Fixed an issue where the
WebSocketFrameDecoder
would write a connection close frame but not flush it when a protocol error was encountered. (#421) - Worked around a compiler crash with type aliases in 4.2 snapshots. (#420)
- Testing and documentation improvements. (#416, #419, #423, #425)
SwiftNIO 1.7.0
Semver Minor
- Added
ChannelCore.removeHandlers
to help implementers building custom channels do correct channel shutdown. (#408) - Added initial support for sending quiescing signals to
Channel
s, and support for these signals toAcceptHandler
andHTTPServerPipelineHandler
. (#399) - Added executable product
NIOPerformanceTester
to run standardised NIO performance tests. (#396) - Made
EventLoopFuture.hopTo(eventLoop:)
public: while it was introduced in 1.3.0 it was accidentally leftinternal
.
Semver Patch
- Improved the resilience of
ByteToMessageDecoder
against re-entrant calls todecode
. (#370) - Improved performance of writing
Sequence
s toByteBuffer
objects in cases where the standard library has fast-path access. (#391, #392) - Fixed an issue where we could accidentally corrupt headers or URIs when parsing HTTP/1 messages due to re-entrant calls to
decode
. (#385) - Enhanced
SocketChannel
objects to register themselves with theSelector
lazily, allowing them to more easily be used without needing to handle their registration and binding/connection very carefully. (#388) - Removed some warnings when compiling in Swift 4.2 mode. (#407)
- Removed a
String
allocation when readingConnection
headers to determine keep-alive state for HTTP/1. (#402) - Attempted to use
http_parser
's detected keep-alive status as much as possible in server applications, reducing the computation overhead of checking keep-alive status in most cases. (#299) - Removed some reliance on implicit importing of header files on Linux. (#400)
- Fixed minor invalid pointer type assumption. (#397)
- Fixed broken 32-bit support. (#383)
- Miscellaneous tooling and code quality improvements. (#390, #394, #398, #403)