v6.0.0

Breaking

• New platform requirements:
  • macOS 10.12 → 10.13
  • iOS 10 → 12
  • tvOS 10 → 12
  • watchOS 3 → 5

Improvements

• Add .defaultValue and .isDefaultValue to @Default #76
• Add Defaults.AnySerializable #73
• Support types that conform to both Codable and NSSecureCoding #80
• Add Defaults.PreferNSSecureCoding and Defaults.PreferRawRepresentable #83

Fixes

• Fix archive error with Xcode 13 #81

v5.0.0...v6.0.0

v5.0.0

Breaking

• Please read the migration guide.
• Removed NSSecureCodingKey and NSSecureCodingOptionalKey.
  • You can now just use Key instead.
• Dropped support for Carthage and CocoaPods.
  • If you use either of these, you can still use Swift Package Manager just for this package.

Improvements

• Added support for more built-in Swift types.
• Improved the stored representation of many types.
  • For example, Array is now stored as a native UserDefaults array instead of being stored as a JSON stringified string. Same with Set and Dictionary.
• Enums no longer need to be Codable. (Existing usage requires migration)
• Added support for storing NSColor and UIColor.
• Added Defaults.Toggle.

Meta

Huge thanks to @hank121314 for doing a lot of the work on this release.

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v4.2.2...v5.0.0

v5.0.0-beta.1

Please help us try out this beta release. And let us know if something in the migration guide could be improved.

Breaking

• Please read the migration guide.
• Removed NSSecureCodingKey and NSSecureCodingOptionalKey.
  • You can now just use Key instead.
• Dropped support for Carthage and CocoaPods.
  • If you use either of these, you can still use Swift Package Manager just for this package.

Improvements

• Added support for more built-in Swift types.
• Improved the stored representation of many types.
  • For example, Array is now stored as a native UserDefaults array instead of being stored as a JSON stringified string. Same with Set and Dictionary.
• Enums no longer need to be Codable. (Existing usage requires migration)
• Added support for storing NSColor and UIColor.
• Added Defaults.Toggle.

v4.2.2...v5.0.0-beta.1

v4.2.2

• Fix crash in .publisher() caused by immediately cancelling subscriber (#66) 6158b9b

v4.2.1...v4.2.2

v4.2.1

• Fix regression in 4.2.0 regarding availability annotations c956886

v4.2.0

• Support .removeDuplicates() for Defaults.publisher (#60) 760dbfb

v4.1.0

• Add ability to subscribe to multiple keys ab81276
• Add ability to prevent event propagation ab81276

v4.0.0...v4.1.0

v4.0.0

Important

If you use Swift Package Manager, you need to set the build setting “Other Linker Flags” to -weak_framework Combine to work around this Xcode bug.

Breaking

• Get rid of Defaults.OptionalKey b2fdee2
  • Migrate:

 extension Defaults.Keys {
-	static let name = OptionalKey<Double>("name")
+	static let name = Key<Double?>("name")
 }

• Remove the .old and .new options for Defaults.observe 8376ca7
  • They're now the default. There was no good reason to not specify them and it was easy to leave them out by accident and then getting the incorrect .newValue/.oldValue.
• Rename DefaultsObservation to Defaults.Observation 31b56ce

Improvements

• Add @Default property wrapper for SwiftUI 12a65c0
• Add Combine publishers 6029ac7
• .reset() now actually removes the item instead of just setting its value to nil.

Fixes

• Defaults.reset() now works with keys of different types, but it's limited to 10 keys because of Swift generics limitations 15c096d

v3.1.1...v4.0.0

v3.1.1

• Fix availability checks for CocoaPods a82d672

v3.1.0

• Add DefaultsObsevation.tieToLifetime(of:) 54f970b
• Add support for NSSecureCoding 89d2d4d