KSLog/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

1.1.1

• Rollback KSLog with String arg factory to use DefaultKSLog

1.1.0

• Kotlin: 1.8.20
• Standard factory KSLog with String arg now use TagLogger

1.0.0

• Kotlin: 1.8.0

0.5.4

• Kotlin: 1.7.22

0.5.3

• Kotlin: 1.7.20

0.5.2

• Add support of next platform:
  • Linux ARM x64
  • Linux ARM x32 HFP
  • Linux x64
  • WASM x32
  • MinGW x64
  • MinGW x86

0.5.1

• New property defaultMessageFormatterWithErrorPrint for messages format with errors

0.5.0

• Kotlin: 1.7.10

0.4.2

• Add setDefaultKSLog and addDefaultKSLog
• Add plus operation for two KSLog instances to call them both on each log performing
• Add KSLog factory for simple creation of CallbackKSLog
• Add MessageFormatter factory

0.4.1

• Fixes in resolution ambiguity for functions with messages

0.4.0

THIS UPDATE CONTAINS BREAKING CHANGES

• BREAKING CHANGE Any KSLog now accept any object. It was made to allow to work with structured logging
• New factory for TagLogger: fun taggedLogger
• New logger has been added: TypedLogger
• New logger has been added: FilterLogger
• BREAKING CHANGE Logger DefaultKSLog lost its constructor with filter. Currently, it is still available as factory function

0.3.2

• Add duplication functions for all extensions which allow to send log without tag but with exception and message builder

0.3.1

• Technical fixes for compatibility with Java 8

0.3.0

• BREAKING CHANGE: Filters will not accept message since this update
• New KSLog realization DefaultKSLog
• Now platforms realize their default loggers callbacks instead of KSLog factories

0.2.0

• Full rewrite of API

0.1.1

• Changes in JVM levels
• Fixes in TagLogger

0.1.0

• All the platform specific logged factories has been renamed

0.0.3

• Fixes in JVM logging

0.0.2

• New logger TagLogger and now extension Any#logger will use it to decrease objects allocations
• Now it is possible to create KSLog using any iterable
• Now it is possible to create KSLog using vararg log levels

0.0.1

• Project has been inited