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v0.2.5

• Fix incorrect typespec for PropertyTable.options()

v0.2.4

• Updates
  • Fix unintended exceptions being raised when the filesystem updates start failing when table persistence is enabled
  • Reduce time when an unexpected VM exit could result in a corrupt persisted file. The backup would be usable, but now the critical steps only involve renaming or deleting files.

v0.2.3

• Updates
  • Fix compiler warnings with Elixir 1.15

v0.2.2

• Updates
  • Fixed missing :crypto dependency warning.

v0.2.1

• New features
  • Automatic persistence and snapshots for PropertyTables. This makes it possible to use PropertyTable for small key/value stores like those for storing runtime settings especially for Nerves devices. PropertyTable protects against corruption and unexpected reboots that happen mid-write.

v0.2.0

• Backwards incompatible changes

  • nil no longer deletes a property from the table. In other words, it's ok to for properties to be nil now.
  • PropertyTable.clear/2 and PropertyTable.clear_all/2 were renamed to PropertyTable.delete/2 and PropertyTable.delete_matches/2 respectively.
  • PropertyTable.put/3 raises if you give it an invalid property rather than returning an error tuple. Since these are usually programming errors anyway, this change removes the need for a return value check for Dialyzer.

• New features

  • Added PropertyTable.put_many/2. It's possible to add many properties to the table atomically. Change notifications still only get sent for properties that really changed.

v0.1.0

Initial release

This code was extracted from vintage_net, simplified and modified to support more use cases.