0.9.0

New Features

• Added support for file paths in config parameter
• Added isDeinitializer property for methods
• Improved config file validation and error reporting
• Various improvements for AutoMockable template:
  • support methods with reserved keywords name
  • support methods that throws
  • improved generated declarations names

Bug fixes

• Fixed single file generation not skipping writing the file when there is no generated content

Internal changes

• Updated dependencies for Swift 4
• Update internal ruby dependencies

0.8.0

New Features

• Added support in AutoHashable for static variables, [Hashable] array and [Hashable: Hashable] dictionary
• Added definedInType property for Method and Variable
• Added extensions filter for stencil template
• Added include support in Swift templates
• Swift templates now can throw errors. You can also throw just string literals.
• Added support for TypeName in string filters (except filters from StencilSwiftKit).

Bug fixes

• Fixed linker issue when using Swift templates
• Updated AutoMockable to exclude generated code collisions
• Fixed parsing of default values for variables that also have a body (e.g. for didSet)
• Fixed line number display when an error occur while parsing a Swift template
• Fixed rsync issue on SourceryRuntime.framework when using Swift templates
• Fixed auto:inline for nested types (this concerns the first time the code is inserted)

Internal changes

• Fix link for template in docs
• Fix running Sourcery in the example app
• Add step to update internal boilerplate code during the release

0.7.2

Internal changes

• Add Version.swift to represent CLI tool version

0.7.1

Bug fixes

• Fixed regression in parsing templates from config file
• Removed meaningless isMutating property for Variable

Internal changes

• Improvements in release script
• Updated boilerplate code to reflect latest changes

0.7.0

New Features

• Added inout flag for MethodParameter
• Added parsing mutating and final attributes with convenience isMutating and isFinal properties
• Added support for include Stencil tag
• Added support for excluded paths

Bug fixes

• Fixed inserting generated code inline automatically at wrong position
• Fixed regression in AutoEquatable & AutoHashable template with private computed variables

Internal changes

• Internal release procedure improvements
• Improved TemplatesTests scheme running
• Fixed swiftlint warnings (version 0.19.0)

0.6.1

New Features

• Paths in config file are now relative to config file path by default, absolute paths should start with /
• Improved logging and error reporting, added --quiet CLI option, added runtime errors for using invalid types in implementing and inheriting
• Added support for includes in EJS templates (for example: <%- include('myTemplate.js') %>)
• Add the lowerFirst filter for Stencil templates.
• Added isRequired property for Method
• Improved parsing of closure types
• Check if Current Project Version match version in podspec in release task
• Improved swift templates performance
• Added // sourcery:file annotation for source code

Bug fixes

• Fixed detecting computed properties
• Fixed typo in isConvenienceInitialiser property
• Fixed creating cache folder when cache is disabled
• Fixed parsing multiple enum cases annotations
• Fixed parsing inline annotations when there is an access level or attribute
• Fixed parsing required attribute
• Fixed typo in guides/Writing templates.md

Internal changes

• Improved AutoMockable.stencil to support protocols with init methods
• Improved AutoCases.stencil to use let instead of computed var
• Updated StencilSwiftKit to 1.0.2 which includes Stencil 0.9.0
• Adding docset to release archive
• Add tests for bundled stencil templates
• Moved to CocoaPods 1.2.1
• Made Array.parallelMap's block non-escaping

0.6.0

New Features

• Added support for inline code generation without requiring explicit // sourcery:inline comments in the source files. To use, use sourcery:inline:auto in a template: // sourcery:inline:auto:MyType.TemplateName
• Added isMutable property for Variable
• Added support for scanning multiple targets
• Added access level filters and disabled filtering private declarations
• Added support for inline comments for annotations with /* and */
• Added annotations for enum case associated values and method parameters
• Added isConvenienceInitializer property for Method
• Added defaultValue for variables and method parameters
• Added docs generated with jazzy
• Sourcery now will not create empty files and will remove existing generated files with empty content if CLI flag prune is set to true (false by default)
• Sourcery now will remove inline annotation comments from generated code.
• Added rethrows property to Method
• Allow duplicated annotations to be agregated into array
• Added ejs-style tags to control whitespaces and new lines in swift templates
• Added CLI option to provide path to config file

Bug Fixes

• Inserting multiple inline code block in one file
• Suppress warnings when compiling swift templates
• Accessing protocols in Swift templates
• Crash that would happen sometimes when parsing typealiases

Internal changes

• Replaced TypeReflectionBox and GenerationContext types with common TemplateContext.

0.5.9

New Features

• Added flag to check if TypeName is dictionary
• Added support for multiple sources and templates paths, sources, templates and output paths now should be provided with --sources, --templates and --output options
• Added support for YAML file configuration
• Added generation of non-swift files using sourcery:file annotation

Bug Fixes

• Fixed observing swift and js templates
• Fixed parsing generic array types
• Fixed using dictionary in annotations

0.5.8

New Features

• Added parsing array types
• Added support for JavaScript templates (using EJS)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed escaping variables with reserved names
• Fixed duplicated methods and variables in allMethods and allVariables
• Fixed trimming attributes in type names

0.5.7

Bug Fixes

• Cache initial file contents, including the inline generated ranges so that they are always up to date