v0.5.0

Features

• Automatic GZIP decoding: By default, Client will try to decode any responses that appear to be gzip encoded (based on headers). This can be disabled via client.gzip(false) (ab5e477)
• Specify a timeout for requests using client.timeout(duration). (ec049fe)
• Request bodies with a known length can be constructed with Body::sized() (82f1877)
• Add Client.put, Client.patch, and Client.delete convenience methods (c37b8aa, 4d6582d, a3983f3)
• Add reqwest::mime (0615c6d)

Breaking Changes

The only breaking change is a behavioral one, all programs should still compile without modification. The automatic GZIP decoding could interfere in cases where a user was expecting the GZIP bytes, either to save to a file or decode themselves. To restore this functionality, set client.gzip(false).

Thanks

All features were from these contributors, so thanks!

• @sebasgarcep
• @quodlibetor
• @unaffiliated
• @Keruspe
• @emk
• @echochamber
• @rylio
• @little-dude
• @gsquire

v0.4.0

• updated to serde 0.9

v0.3.0

• updated to hyper 0.10

v0.2.0

Features

• add Response.json() method (2d10ecc)
• add RedirectPolicy (e92b3e8)
• set an Accept: */* header by default if no Accept header is set (559ae80)
• add support for 307 and 308 redirects (a54447c)
• implement Sync for Client, and Send for RequestBuilder and Response (d18a53b)
• implement Send for Error (20b1610)
• implement std::fmt::Debug for all public types (d624b0e)

Breaking Changes

• Error::Serialize now has a Box<StdError + Send + Sync> instead of Box<StdError>
• RequestBuilder no longer has an associated lifetime (was RequestBuilder<'a>)

v0.1.0

http://seanmonstar.com/post/153221119046/introducing-reqwest