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Money version 5.4.0

01 Nov 00:42
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Money version 5.3.1

26 Sep 06:27
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  • Support nimble_parsec versions that match ~> 0.5 or ~> 1.0

Money release 5.3.0

05 Sep 05:17
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  • Fix parsing money amounts to use Unicode definition of whitespace (set [:Zs:]). Thanks to @sanjibukai for the report.

Enhancements

  • Add Money.sum/2 to sum a list of Money, converting them if required.

Money version 5.2.1

22 Jun 21:03
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  • Configure the Money.Application supervisor via the arguments to Money.Application.start/2 and configure defaults in mix.exs. This permits different restart strategies and names.

  • Add Money.ExchangeRates.Supervisor.default_supervisor/0 to return the name of the default supervisor which is Money.Supervisor

  • Change Money.ExchangeRates.Supervisor.stop/0 to become Money.ExchangeRates.Supervisor.stop/{0, 1} allowing the supervisor name to be passed in. The default is Money.ExchangeRates.Supervisor.default_supervisor/0

Bug Fixes

  • Add back the name of the Application supervisor, Money.Supervisor. Thanks for the report of the regression to @jeroenvisser101. Fixes #117.

Money version 5.2.0

30 May 23:02
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  • Adds a configuration option :verify_peer which is a boolean that determines whether to verify the client certificate for any exchange rate service API call. The default is true. This option should not be changed without a very clear understanding of the security implications. This option will remain undocumented but supported for now.

Bug fixes

  • Handle expired certificate errors on the exchange rates API service and log them. Thanks to @coladarci. Fixes #116

Money version 5.1.0

26 May 07:17
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  • Extract default currency from locale when calling Money.parse/2 on a money string. The updated docs now say:

    • :default_currency is any valid currency code or false
      that will used if no currency code, symbol or description is
      indentified in the parsed string. The default is nil
      which means that the default currency associated with
      the :locale option will be used. If false then the
      currency assocated with the :locale option will not be
      used and an error will be returned if there is no currency
      in the string being parsed.
  • Add certificate verification for exchange rate retrieval

Money version 5.0.2

28 Apr 23:00
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  • Update the application supervisor spec to the modern module-based approach

Money version 5.0.1

27 Jan 21:43
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  • Make nimble_parsec a required dependency since it is required for parsing money amounts. Thanks to @jonnystoten for the report.

Money version 4.4.3

22 Feb 17:22
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Backports a requirement to ensure that nimble_parsec is a required dependency. Using ex_money version 5.x is preferred.

Bug Fixes

  • Make nimble_parsec a required dependency, not optional. Closes #114. Thanks to @rubynho.

Money version 5.0.0

21 Jan 06:12
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Breaking changes

  • Elixir 1.10 introduces semantic sorting for stucts that depends on the availability of a compare/2 function that returns :lt, :eq or :gt. Therefore in this release of ex_money the functions compare/2 and compare!/2 are swapped with cmp/2 and cmp!/2 in order to conform with this expectation. Now compare/2 will return :eq, :lt or :gt. And cmp/2 return -1, 0 or 1.

  • Deprecate Money.reduce/1 in favour of Money.normalize/1 to be consistent with Decimal versions 1.9 and later.

It is believed and tested that Money version 5.0.0 is compatible with all versions of Decimal from 1.6 up to the as-yet-unreleased 2.0.

Support of Elixir 1.10 Enum sorting

From Elixir verison 1.10.0, several functions in the Enum module can use the Money.compare/2 function to simplify sorting. For example:

iex> list = [Money.new(:USD, 100), Money.new(:USD, 200)]
[#Money<:USD, 100>, #Money<:USD, 200>]
iex> Enum.sort list, Money
[#Money<:USD, 100>, #Money<:USD, 200>]
iex> Enum.sort list, {:asc, Money}
[#Money<:USD, 100>, #Money<:USD, 200>]
iex> Enum.sort list, {:desc, Money}
[#Money<:USD, 200>, #Money<:USD, 100>]

Note that Enum.sort/2 will sort money amounts even when the currencies are incompatible. In this case the order of the result is not predictable. It is the developers responsibility to filter the list to compatible currencies prior to sorting. This is a limitation of the Enum.sort/2 implementation.

Notes on Decimal version support

  • ex_money version 5.0.0 is compatible with Decimal versions from 1.6 onwards. In Decimal version 2.0 the same changes to compare/2 and cmp/2 will occur and in Decimal version 1.9, Decimal.cmp/2 is deprecated. ex_money version 5.0.0 detects these different versions of Decimal and therefore remains compatability with Decimal back to version 1.6.