ANNOUNCE: ibrowse-2.0.0

[Chandru]

Apologies for the badly formatted version. This should be more readable.

  * Added option preserve_chunked_encoding. This allows the
    caller to get the raw HTTP response when the
    Transfer-Encoding is Chunked. This feature was requested by
    Benoit Chesneau who wanted to write a HTTP proxy using
    ibrowse.

  * Fixed bug with the {stream_to, {Pid, once}} option. Bug
    report and lot of help from Filipe David Manana. Thank you
    Filipe.

  * The {error, conn_failed} and {error, send_failed} return
    values are now of the form {error, {conn_failed, Err}} and
    {error, {send_failed, Err}}. This is so that the specific
    socket error can be returned to the caller. I think it looks
    a bit ugly, but that is the best compromise I could come up
    with.

  * Added application configuration parameters
    default_max_sessions and default_max_pipeline_size. These
    were previously hard coded to 10.

  * Versioning of ibrowse now follows the Semantic Versioning
    principles. See http://semver.org. Thanks to Anthony Molinaro
    for nudging me in this direction.

  * The connect_timeout option now only applies to the connection
    setup phase. In previous versions, the time taken to setup
    the connection was deducted from the specified timeout value
    for the request.

On 22 September 2010 23:07, Chandru
<chandrashekhar.mullaparthi@REDACTED> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> New version of ibrowse released. Extract from the README follows:
>
> 22-09-2010 - * Added option preserve_chunked_encoding. This allows the
> caller to get
>               the raw HTTP response when the Transfer-Encoding is
> Chunked. This feature
>               was requested by Benoit Chesneau who wanted to write a
> HTTP proxy using
>               ibrowse.
>             * Fixed bug with the {stream_to, {Pid, once}} option. Bug
> report and lot
>               of help from Filipe David Manana. Thank you Filipe.
>             * The {error, conn_failed} and {error, send_failed}
> return values are
>               now of the form {error, {conn_failed, Err}} and
>               {error, {send_failed, Err}}. This is so that the
> specific socket error
>               can be returned to the caller. I think it looks a bit
> ugly, but that
>               is the best compromise I could come up with.
>             * Added application configuration parameters
> default_max_sessions and
>               default_max_pipeline_size. These were previously hard
> coded to 10.
>             * Versioning of ibrowse now follows the Semantic
> Versioning principles.
>               See http://semver.org. Thanks to Anthony Molinaro for
> nudging me in
>               this direction.
>             * The connect_timeout option now only applies to the
> connection setup
>               phase. In previous versions, the time taken to setup
> the connection
>               was deducted from the specified timeout value for the request.
>
> cheers
> Chandru
>