html5ever
v0.14.3

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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

unreleased

 Unreleased

0-14-3-2023-05-26

 0.14.3 - 2023-05-26

added

 Added

  • Add precompilation target for Linux running on RISC-V 64 bits machines. This is useful for projects using Nerves.

    Note that this is going to require rustler_precompiled v0.6 or above, since the that version includes RISC-V on Linux as defaults.

  • Add support for OTP 26 by updating the rustler-sys package.

0-14-2-2023-05-20

 0.14.2 - 2023-05-20

added-1

 Added

  • Add precompilation target for Linux running on ARM64 machines (both musl and gnu ABI). This is useful for projects using Nerves.

    Note that this is going to require rustler_precompiled v0.6 or above, since the that version includes ARM64 on Linux as defaults.

0-14-1-2023-05-20

 0.14.1 - 2023-05-20

added-2

 Added

  • Add support for rustler_precompiled v0.6.

changed

 Changed

  • Update Rustler version in the crate from v0.26 to v0.28. This shouldn't break anything, but would require the installation of rustler v0.28 if needed in the Elixir side.

  • Change the Rust edition to 2021 (it was 2018). This shouldn't change any behaviour.

0-14-0-2022-11-04

 0.14.0 - 2022-11-04

changed-1

 Changed

0-13-1-2022-06-24

 0.13.1 - 2022-06-24

fixed

 Fixed

  • Fix the precompilation build for targets using cross by adding a Cross.toml file with a setting telling to read the RUSTLER_NIF_VERSION env var from the host machine.

0-13-0-2022-04-28

 0.13.0 - 2022-04-28

changed-2

 Changed

  • Bump requirement for rustler_precompiled to ~> v0.4. This is needed to avoid installing Rustler by default.
  • Bump html5ever (Rust crate) to v0.26.0.

0-12-0-2022-03-14

 0.12.0 - 2022-03-14

changed-3

 Changed

0-11-0-2021-12-15

 0.11.0 - 2021-12-15

security

 Security

  • Add checksum verification of precompiled NIF files before extracting them to the correct location. This is to avoid supply chain attacks. With this change we added a new mix task to download all the files and generate the checksum before publishing the package. Additionally the user can download only the local NIF file with the checksum. See the RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md file for details on how we ensure this works correctly.

removed

 Removed

  • Remove support for Elixir 1.10 and below. This is to keep a policy of supporting the latest three Elixir versions.

changed-4

 Changed

  • Switch from thread pool to being a dirty NIF. This prevents the resulting term from having to be sent between processes, and therefore prevents an extra copy from having to be performed.
  • In the FlatSink implementation for the NIF, track children in a pool instead of allocating new vectors for every node. This significantly reduces allocator pressure while parsing, and improves performance.
  • When converting a parsed FlatSink into its term representation, use a common child node stack instead of allocating a new one for every node. This significantly reduces allocator pressure while creating terms, and improves performance.
  • Start using LTO for the NIF compilation. This reduces the build size and improves performance.

fixed-1

 Fixed

  • Fix the target selection when using TARGET_* env vars on macOS.

0-10-1-2021-11-24

 0.10.1 - 2021-11-24

fixed-2

 Fixed

  • It provides a precompiled NIF for ARM 64 bits running on Linux. This is needed for Raspberry PI 4.

0-10-0-2021-11-24

 0.10.0 - 2021-11-24

added-3

 Added

  • Add the ability to download precompiled NIFs. We provide compiled NIF files in our GitHub releases page (from GitHub Actions) and the lib will try to download the correct NIF respecting the OS, NIF version and architecture of your build machine. This also works for Nerves projects that compiles to different targets. This way the Rust toolchain is not needed for most of people using this project.

fixed-3

 Fixed

  • Fix compilation on macOS.

0-9-0-2021-10-02

 0.9.0 - 2021-10-02

added-4

 Added

  • Add support for OTP 24. This was achieved by updating Rustler to v0.22.