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5.11.3

02 Sep 02:56
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  • Remove all double conformance of Hashable and Equatable (#182), thanks to Corey Baker.

5.11.2

21 Jul 18:46
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  • Change minimum Swift version in Podspec to 5.7 (#181), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.11.1

20 Jul 21:53
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  • Make className property of ParseHookTriggerObject public (#180), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.11.0

20 Jul 21:24
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New features

  • Allow hook triggers on ParseConfig and improve SDK ability to throw errors when the developer uses unsupported trigger combinations. Also changes lowest requirements to be Swift 5.7 and Xcode 14.0 which aligns with other Swift Packages (#179), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.10.3

13 Jul 22:56
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  • Allow encoding of id and className on nested types that are not ParseObjects (#177), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.10.2

13 Jul 20:10
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Fixes

  • Improve ParseObject conformance to Hashable to prevent collision attacks (#176), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.10.1

12 Jul 13:31
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5.10.0

11 Jul 02:03
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New features

  • Make many of the Parse protocols and types conform to Sendable (#174), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.9.3

01 Apr 15:53
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  • Certain calls to the user or installation did not wait for the SDK to initialize causing a crash (#163), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.9.2

12 Mar 06:08
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Fixes

  • Querying using findAll may be inaccurate when results are greater than the batch limit (#161), thanks to @cbaker6.