v1.4.6

What's Changed

• CI modernization by @offa in #172
• Add Clang 15 CI build by @offa in #177
• Disable Clang 15 build by @offa in #180
• Re-enable Clang 15 CI build by @offa in #181
• Use 'apt-get' by @offa in #182
• Require Threads package and add missing Clang 14 package by @offa in #189
• Require CMake 3.5+ by @offa in #190
• Fix x86 build by @chausner in #192
• Drop compiler running on a deprecated (by GH actions) version of Ubuntu by @offa in #194
• Move win32 headers to include them in CMake install by @chausner in #193
• Add GCC 13 and Clang 16 CI builds by @offa in #195
• Release v1.4.6 by @offa in #196

New Contributors

• @chausner made their first contribution in #192

Full Changelog: v1.4.5...v1.4.6

v1.4.5 Windows support; bug fixes

A refresh update with latest code and changes.

• Support for many different versions of Clang
• Various error handling fixes (thanks @Staz), one fewer platform dependency
• CMake versioned shared libraries
• Windows (!) support - thanks @sjk7 and @madebr

Conan support

Support for the conan package manager. Hopefully we'll get Seasocks on the conan package center.

v1.4.3

• GCC 9 and Clang 9 support
• HTTP OPTIONS verb support
• Bugfixes

Fixes and improvements

• Fixed escaping for non-ascii characters
• CMake improvements
• Clang format

C++14 and minor bug fixes

• Requires C++14.
• Support for Python 3 in build process.
• Various CMake improvements.
• Internal improvements to better use smart pointers, and to take advantage of C++14 features.
• Fix to CMake build process (plays better with Conan)

(broken release)

v1.4.0

Fix path to Config.h.in

Supporting latest GCC and Clang

Seasock supports latest GCC 7 and Clang 5 compiler now. SONAME is available through CMake and Catch uses v1.10 which notable reduces the test runtime.

Note:

Development is going to upgrade to C++14 from v1.4.x onwards.

Configurable streaming

In 1.3.0 we added streaming, which introduced a dependency on libz. For those who don't want this dependency, in this release configuring with -DDEFLATE_SUPPORT=Off will drop the dependency.

Compression

Seasocks now supports compression - configurable by Server::setPerMessageDeflateEnabled

Also a few build and compilation fixes.