v0.8.0

What's Changed

• Support Sendable conformed protocol by @yoshiki-tsukada in #133

Full Changelog: 0.7.0...0.8.0

v0.7.0

Changelog for v0.7.0

🚀 What's New

This release introduces access level inheritance and customization, a highly anticipated feature that significantly enhances the flexibility and usability of swift-spyable. Alongside access level improvements, we've added support for Swift 6.0, fixed critical bugs, and improved CI workflows and documentation.

🌟 Key Features

Access Level Inheritance

• Generated spies now automatically inherit the access level of their annotated protocols (public, internal, fileprivate, or private).
• For private protocols, the spies are generated with fileprivate access to comply with Swift's access control rules.

Custom Access Level Overrides

• Introduced the accessLevel argument in the @Spyable macro to allow overriding the inherited access level on a per-spy basis.
  • Example: @Spyable(accessLevel: .fileprivate) generates spies with explicit fileprivate access.
• Supported values: .public, .package, .internal, .fileprivate, and .private.

🛠 Other Changes and Fixes

• Support for Generic Functions (#71): Resolved issues with generating spies for protocols containing generic functions. Big thank you to @dafurman! ♥️
• Swift 6.0 Support: Ensured compatibility with Swift 6.0.

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Thank you for using swift-spyable! As always, feel free to open issues or contribute to the project to help it grow. 😊

0.6.1

What's Changed

• Improve Mermaid diagram visibility for light and dark modes by @Matejkob in #103
• Consolidate CI Workflows into a Single Unified Workflow by @Matejkob in #104
• Update GitHub Format Action to create a PR with swift-format changes by @Matejkob in #105
• Test format action by @Matejkob in #106
• Remove if since previews step will exit if there are no changes by @Matejkob in #107
• Add git push to run swift format step by @Matejkob in #108
• Set origin when pushing by @Matejkob in #109
• Apply swift-format changes by @github-actions in #112
• Update CI badge by @Matejkob in #113
• Update codecov by @Matejkob in #114
• Add new job–Swift Macro Compatibility Check by @Matejkob in #116
• Create .editorconfig by @Matejkob in #117
• Update package manifest by @Matejkob in #119
• Use swift-syntax-600 pre release branch by @Matejkob in #118
• Update ci.yml by @Matejkob in #120
• Update ci.yml by @Matejkob in #121
• Update ci.yml by @Matejkob in #122

New Contributors

• @github-actions made their first contribution in #112

Full Changelog: 0.6.0...0.6.1

0.6.0

What's Changed

• Add more unit tests to existential and opaque types by @Matejkob in #94
• Add unit test to variable decl with existenital type by @Matejkob in #96
• Support returning existential types in functions by @Matejkob in #97
• Support forced unwrapped type as function return type by @Matejkob in #99
• Change swift-syntax URL to swiftlang org by @Matejkob in #100
• Update README by @Matejkob in #102
• Support variable declaration with forced unwrapped type by @Matejkob in #101

Full Changelog: 0.5.0...0.6.0

0.5.0

What's Changed

• Fix to allow existential type to function arguments by @yoshiki-tsukada in #93

New Contributors

• @yoshiki-tsukada made their first contribution in #93

0.4.0

What's Changed

• Allow swift-syntax to target 5.10.0 in #88

Full Changelog: 0.3.0...0.4.0

v0.3.0

What's Changed

• Fix #35 - Support nonescaping closure parameters by @dafurman in #69
• Refactor unit tests by @Matejkob in #78
• Fix codecov badge by @Matejkob in #82
• Fix to search for 'Spyable' in AttributeListSyntax when checking behindPreprocessorFlag. by @TTOzzi in #83
• Update issue templates by @Matejkob in #86
• Improve handling of behindPreprocessorFlag argument in @Spyable attribute by @Matejkob in #85

New Contributors

• @TTOzzi made their first contribution in #83

Full Changelog: 0.2.1...0.3.0

v0.2.1

What's Changed

• Emit (any Error)? instead of Error? by @arennow in #70
• Improve Closure Factory unit tests by @Matejkob in #75
• Add handling inout parameter by @Matejkob in #76
• Fix leading spacing on property and function declaration expansion by @dafurman in #49
• Refactor most of the unit tests by @Matejkob in #77

New Contributors

• @arennow made their first contribution in #70

Full Changelog: 0.2.0...0.2.1

v0.2.0

What's New in Version 0.2.0

Features

• Restricting Spyable Usage
  • Introducing the ability to limit the usage of Spyable's generated code to specific targets, addressing the concern of unwanted use in production code.
  • You can now use the behindPreprocessorFlag parameter in the @Spyable annotation to wrap the macro expansion in a preprocessor macro, such as #if DEBUG, restricting its use where the specified flag is not defined.

    @Spyable(behindPreprocessorFlag: "DEBUG")
    protocol MyService {
        func fetchData() async
    }

    Example generated code:

    #if DEBUG
    class MyServiceSpy: MyService {
        // ... spy implementation
    }
    #endif

  • This provides more control over where Spyable's generated code can be used, allowing you to, for instance, limit it to test targets only.

Bug Fixes

• Deprecation Warnings
  • Fixed deprecation warnings contributed by @dafurman.
  • Other various fixes and refactorings to enhance code quality.

New Contributors

• Welcome to our new contributors:
  • @dafurman, who made their first contribution in PR #48.
  • @ankithTao, who made their first contribution in PR #66.

For a detailed list of changes, please check the Full Changelog.

v0.1.3

Infrastructure update.