3.0.0

New major version due to the PHP version increase, since that's a breaking change. Overall this updates as few things as possible to add support for PSR-7's v2 interfaces.

• Require PHP 7.2 or greater
• Add support for PSR-7's v2 interfaces (#59)
• Update dev dependencies

2.1.2

Lots of nice little dev-related changes:

• Run PHPUnit v9.5, if possible
• Add void returns to unit tests (#54 & #57)
• Start testing against PHP 8.0 (#55)
• Update Psalm to v4.7
• Update PHP-CS-Fixer to v3.0
• Update Doctrine Coding Standard to v9 (#57)
• Switch from TravisCI to GitHub Actions since travis-ci.org is shutting down (#56)

2.1.1

• Fix a bug where Traversable queues (non-array iterables) will fail because the reset(), current(), and next() array functions are incompatible
• Improve the overall code quality of the project (through internal changes that do not alter the public API)

2.1.0

• Raise a more obvious error message when Relay is given an empty queue (#43)
• Fix a bug that broke callable middleware (#45)
• Properly declare PSR dependencies and make it clear that Relay provides an implementation of PSR-15's Psr\Http\Server\RequestHandlerInterface (#46)
• Add support for queue items that implement Psr\Http\Server\RequestHandlerInterface (#48)
• Replace abandoned zendframework/zend-diactoros with same version laminas/laminas-diactoros

2.0.0

The 2.x series introduces a major change to the way Relay handles middleware. While the 1.x series featured a "double pass" signature (function (request, response, next)), the 2.x series is fully-compatible with PSR-15's "single pass" or "lambda" recommendation (function (request, handler) : response).

Note that middleware designed for Relay 1.x are not compatible with PSR-15 server request handlers ("dispatchers") like Relay 2.x.

2.0.0-rc.1

• Re-introduce RelayBuilder

2.0.0-alpha1

CHANGELOG

This is the changelog for the 2.x series.

2.0.0-alpha1

The 2.x series converts from a function (request, response, next) ("double pass") signature to a function (request, handler) : response ("single pass" or "lambda") signature.

Support Traversable Queues

The RelayBuilder now supports any Traversable object as a queue specification, via iterator_to_array().

First stable release

First stable release.

Puts reusable relays into place, without breaking BC

Making this release specifically users you can lock to it before the upcoming BC-breaking changes currently in the "new-reusable" branch.