0.5.2

Re-compute prop names on every compile - #222 - thanks @matthieuprat

0.5.1

Updates bower version - #201 - thanks @Shuki-L

0.5.0

• Pass all props if no propTypes defined #194

0.4.1

• Don't wrap in $apply if configured + allow capitalized props - #191 - thanks @ghermeto

0.4.0

• Fix in table example - #163 - thanks @thorsten
• Remove jsx comments - #182 - thanks @katgeorgeek
• Enable watchDepth for individual properties - #185 - thanks @rosston

0.3.0

• Pass injectables and other variables straight to the reactDirective - #149 - thanks @villesau
• Upgrade to React 14 - #148 - thanks @bdwain
• Add deferred unmounting - #134 - @onumossn
• Switched to peerDependencies #118, thanks @aabenoja
• Fixes to README and examples - #141, #125, #122, #115 - thanks @tiffanywang3, @albatrosary, @hillmanov, @elliottsj

0.2.0

• Upgrade to React 0.14 (Many thanks to @aabenoja) (#109)
• Bug fix to avoid calling $scope.$apply when you're already in an $apply or $digest (which would cause a bug) (#99)
• Improvements to docs, tests, and code styles

Thanks to contributions from @aabenoja, @oriweingart, @zpratt, @Fjandin

0.1.7

• Fix/Enhancement: Return the value from Angular functions invoked within a $scope.$apply, if you require that value (#85). There was mixed discussion on this, and a sufficiently compelling use case was not provided, but I am more so of the opinion that returning is trivial and a generally accepted practice. Using it should not be necessary and could be considered an antipattern, but in the case that a valid use case arises down the road, I'd rather ngReact not be in the way.

Contributions from @oriweingart and @basarat

0.1.6

• Fix: Address bug where a changing prop causes a function to no longer be wrapped within scope.apply (#78)
• Enhancement: Utilize $watchGroup in Angular if it exists to avoid superfluous renders (#69)

Contributions from @psalaets, @kasperp, and @ethul

0.1.5

• Feature: Add the watchDepth attribute to be able to control the type of scope watcher utilized by Angular ('collection' to use watchCollection, 'reference' to use watch and reference comparison, and defaulting to watch and value comparison (#47)
• Enhancement: Docs state you cannot use Angular directives from within React components (#50)

Contributions from @ethul, @djett41, and @marekkalnik