1.5.0

Type	Description	Link
Fix	SlsVersion is now serializable.	#763

1.4.0

Automated release, no documented user facing changes

1.3.0

Type	Description	Link
Fix	OrderableSlsVersion.valueOf will now refuse to interpret a version string containing a number greater than Integer.MAX_VALUE as a valid orderable version. Previously they would be parsed, but have surprising sorting behaviour.	#549

1.2.0

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	Avoid unnecessary substring invocations while parsing sls versions	#488

1.1.0

Automated release, no documented user facing changes

1.0.0

Type	Description	Link
Break	This library now requires Java 11+ (previously it could run on Java 8+). This allows us to eliminate some String allocations from parsing SLS versions.	#466

0.18.0

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	Parsing the simplest x.y.z type of OrderableSlsVersion no longer uses regexes. Allocation is reduced by about 75%	#463

0.17.0

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	Parsing an OrderableSlsVersion no longer runs the regex matcher twice, reducing allocation slightly	#462

0.16.0

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	SlsVersionMatcher#safeValueOf now allocates 94% less memory per invocation, by avoiding throwing and catching a NumberFormatException. Specifically, it would allocate ~2192 bytes for every single invocation in my benchmark, and now it allocates 152 bytes per op. It's also ~10x faster.	#455

0.15.0

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	SlsVersionMatcher#safeValueOf no longer involves throwing and catching exceptions as part of its normal behaviour.	#456