Release v1.6.2 - 2022-11-25

• Issue - Allow comparison of Numeric types (includes Float).

• Issue - Add jmespath.rb to gemspec executables.

Release v1.6.1 - 2022-03-07

• Issue - Use JSON.parse instead of JSON.load.

Release v1.6.0 - 2022-02-14

• Feature - Add support for string comparissons.

Release v1.5.0 - 2022-01-10

• Support implicitly convertible objects/duck-type values responding to to_hash and to_ary.

  See related GitHub pull request #51.

Release v1.4.0 - 2018-04-04

References: #40, #41, #42, #44

• Update the bundled compliance tests. Fix the 6 failing test cases that result
  from updating the test suite. Test failures included parsing errors and
  returning nil when comparing non-nil values.

• Fix typo of a license name in gemspec.

  See related GitHub pull request #41

• Test against Ruby 2.4 in Travis.

  See related GitHub pull requests #42

• Add support for floating point comparisons.

  See related GitHub pull requests #43

Release v1.3.1 - 2016-07-18

References: #36

• Bug fix for users that have a 2.0.1+ version of the json_pure gem loaded
  in their environment prior to requiring jmespath.

Release v1.3.0 - 2016-07-07

References: #24, #29, #31, #35

• Restored support for legacy unquoted string literals.

  See related GitHub pull request #32.

• Improved error handling for invalid JSON values.

  See related GitHub pull request #29.

• Optimised false checks.

  See related GitHub pull request #24.

• Removed depdendency on pure_json gem. Necessary code changes have been
  made to ensure things work properly with Ruby 1.9.3 and JSON 1.5.5.

• Bug-fix for Ruby 2.3. JMESPath requires sort and sort_by functions to be stable.
  There was a persistent test failure in Ruby 2.3 due to an unstable sort.

Release v1.2.4 - 2016-04-06

References: #23

• Will no longer require json_pure if the json gem has already been loaded.
  This will result in a warning and a degraded experience if json < 1.8.1
  has already been loaded.

  Mixing json/pure with json/ext results in json errors, for example:

  some_hash = { 'jsonrpc' => 'abc', 'jsonversion' => 1 }
  some_hash.to_json
  #=> raises a JSON::Pure::Generator::State TypeError

  See related GitHub issue #20.

Release v1.2.3 - 2016-04-01

References: #20, #21

• Will no longer require json_pure if the json gem has already been loaded.
  This will result in a warning and a degraded experience if json < 1.8.1
  has already been loaded.

  Mixing json/pure with json/ext results in json errors, for example:

  some_hash = { 'jsonrpc' => 'abc', 'jsonversion' => 1 }
  some_hash.to_json
  #=> raises a JSON::Pure::Generator::State TypeError

  See related GitHub issue #20.

Release v1.2.2 - 2016-03-31

References: #18, #19

• Removed hard dependency on json >= 1.8.1. Replaced with json_pure >= 1.8.1.
  The runtime will still attempt to load the faster gem, if availble and will fall
  back on json_pure for compatability. Ruby 2.0+ ships with 1.8.1 by default,
  so only Ruby 1.9.3 will default to the slower version.

  See related GitHub issue #18.