v6.1.1

What's Changed

• Don't strip too many whitespaces from string contents by @ffried in #121

Full Changelog: 6.1.0...6.1.1

v6.1.0

• Add Swift 5.10 support

Full Changelog: 6.0.0...6.1.0

v6.0.0

What's Changed

• Add support for Swift 5.9 (dropping support for older versions of Swift).
• Move parsing and serialization into XMLElement.
  • Parser -> XMLElement.parse() and ExpressibleByXMLElement.parseFromXML().
  • String.init(xml:) -> XMLElement.serialize() and XMLElement.serializeAsDocument().
• Move types (LookupError, DocumentEncoding, SerializationOptions and parsing errors) into XMLElement.
• Replace SemVer dependency with XMLElement.DocumentVersion.

Full Changelog: 5.5.0...6.0.0

v5.5.0

What's Changed

• Add Swift 5.8 support

Full Changelog: 5.4.0...5.5.0

v5.4.0

What's Changed

• Add Swift 5.7 support

Full Changelog: 5.3.1...5.4.0

v5.3.1

• Fix documentation generation

Full Changelog: 5.3.0...5.3.1

v5.3.0

What's Changed

• Add Swift 5.6 support, drop support for Swift pre 5.5
• Fix warning in Swift 5.6

Full Changelog: 5.2.0...5.3.0

v5.1.0

• Add XMLContentBuilder, which is a @resultBuilder implementation for building XMLElement.Content - this is only available when building with Swift 5.4.
• Add Swift 5.4 support.

v5.0.0

This is the final version 5.0.0. No source changes have since the last RC.

Changes

• Massive internal refactoring (addendum to version 4.0)
• Element is now named XMLElement with a typealias XWElement for disambiguation with Foundation.XMLElement
• All References to object that referred to an XMLElement have been replaced with element.
• XMLElement.Content is now a custom collection implementation containing the enum that was previously Element.Content.
• XMLElement.Attributes is now a custom collection implementation that works similar to a dictionary. The XMLElement.Attributes.Key is what was previously Element.AttributeKey. XMLElement.Attributes.Content is what was previously Element.AttributeValue.
• The XMLAttributeContentConvertible, ExpressibleByXMLAttributeContent and XMLAttributeRepresentableProtocol (which is the combination of the former two) can now be used to create attributes with dictionary literals. This allows e.g. the following code to work:

let existingString = "abc"
let attributeContent = XMLElement.Attributes.Content("some value")
let attributes: XMLElement.Attributes = [
    "testKey": existingString,
    "otherAttribute": "whatever",
    "existingContent": attributeContent,
]

v5.0 RC1

This is the first release candidate for a version 5.0.

Changes

• Massive internal refactoring (addendum to version 4.0)
• Element is now named XMLElement with a typealias XWElement for disambiguation with Foundation.XMLElement
• All References to object that referred to an XMLElement have been replaced with element.
• XMLElement.Content is now a custom collection implementation containing the enum that was previously Element.Content.
• XMLElement.Attributes is now a custom collection implementation that works similar to a dictionary. The XMLElement.Attributes.Key is what was previously Element.AttributeKey. XMLElement.Attributes.Content is what was previously Element.AttributeValue.
• The XMLAttributeContentConvertible, ExpressibleByXMLAttributeContent and XMLAttributeRepresentableProtocol (which is the combination of the former two) can now be used to create attributes with dictionary literals. This allows e.g. the following code to work:

let existingString = "abc"
let attributeContent = XMLElement.Attributes.Content("some value")
let attributes: XMLElement.Attributes = [
    "testKey": existingString,
    "otherAttribute": "whatever",
    "existingContent": attributeContent,
]