Sourced from surf's releases.

2.2.0

surf is a modular Rust HTTP client built for rapid development. It comes with a powerful middleware system and feature-swappable backend implementations. It is part of the http-rs project and a counterpart to the tide server framework. Check out the docs or join us on Zulip

Overview

If you use the h1-client, upgrading to this release is recommended.

Additions

• h1-client-rustls feature flag, for using the async-h1 client with rustls as the TLS backend.
  • The TLS backend for h1-client is still async-native-tls.
• Per-request middleware, provided by RequestBuilder::middleware(&mut self, impl Middleware).
• AsRef<Headers> and AsMut<Headers> for surf::Request and surf::Response.

Fixes

• Relative redirects should now be handled by the RedirectMiddleware.
• The h1-client feature should now properly work with http-client 6.3.0+ without additional feature specification.

Docs

• The http docs now link to the live, up-to-date http_types docs.

Internal

• Various CI improvements.

Sourced from surf's changelog.

[2.2.0] - 2021-03-02

If you use the h1-client, upgrading to this release is reccomended.

Additions

• h1-client-rustls feature flag, for using the async-h1 client with rustls as the TLS backend.
  • The TLS backend for h1-client is still async-native-tls.
• Per-request middleware, provided by RequestBuilder::middleware(&mut self, impl Middleware).
• AsRef<Headers> and AsMut<Headers> for surf::Request and surf::Response.

Fixes

• Relative redirects should now be handled by the RedirectMiddleware.
• The h1-client feature should now properly work with http-client 6.3.0+ without additional feature specification.

Docs

• The http docs now link to the live, up-to-date http_types docs.

Internal

• Various CI improvements.

[2.1.0] - 2020-10-23

This minor release contains follow-up fixes and improvements to Surf 2.0.

Additions

• Added a hyper-client cargo feature for enabeling a hyper client backend via http-client.

Fixes

• Fixed base_url not being propagated to the Client instance in middleware.

Documentation

• Updated documentation for set_base_url().

[2.0.0] - 2020-10-05

Docs

This major release of Surf contains substantial improvements through a variety of changes and additions.

(Note: this is a cumulative list of changes since Surf 1.0.3)

Notable mentions include:

• Uses stable standard library [futures][]!
• Much more type compatibility with [Tide][] via [http-types][]!
• Re-usable Client which is able to make use of connection pooling under the hood.
• Reduced generics for Client and Middleware.
• Re-worked Middleware to use [async_trait][].

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• fb228d8 2.2.0
• d4943aa Merge pull request #293 from Fishrock123/fix-redirects
• c32ee64 Update base_url with each redirect of a full URL
• 16a9ab9 Add fix for redirect middleware for #276
• 5a5621b Merge pull request #292 from Fishrock123/h1-client-rustls
• 1adb821 Add 'h1-client-rustls' feature relying on rustls
• f8d02c3 Merge pull request #291 from Fishrock123/fix-http-client-features
• cbd2185 Revert default-client changes
• 3a56e67 Fix h1-client and default-client feature
• fc75a59 fix: clippy nightly updated lint
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