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What's Changed

• Add Swift Package Manager Guide by @OhKanghoon in https://github.com/ReactorKit/ReactorKit/pull/194
• Make public valueUpdatedCount on Pulse by @tokijh in https://github.com/ReactorKit/ReactorKit/pull/196

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ReactorKit/ReactorKit/compare/3.1.0...3.2.0

• Upgrade swift tool version to 5.3 (@OhKanghoon)
• Fix deprecated class type to AnyObject type (@jsryudev)
• Swizzle viewDidLoad in +load rather than +initialize. (@GetToSet)
• Introduce Pulse 📡 (@tokijh)

• Add RxSwift 6 support :fire: (#172, @tokijh)
• Remove RxExpect dependency (#171, @tokijh)

• Update Swift Package to be compatible with Xcode 12 (#163, @dodgecm)

• Guarantee thread safety (#126)
• Add an availability to specify a scheduler (#128)
• Fix a crash in Mac Catalyst (#129, @mariohahn)
• Import RxSwift with @_exported attribute (#130)
• Ensure that mutate and reduce are executed in the same serial scheduler (#131)
• Ensure that the last published state can be observed immediately (#135, @wplong11)
• Introduce IdentityEquatable and IdentityHashable (#136)
• Use WeakMapTable from dependency (#138)

⚠️ Breaking Change Notice

This version contains a potential breaking API change (#128). Reactors will no longer force to observe states in the main thread. Since the default scheduler is changed to CurrentThreadScheduler, you need to specify an observer if there is a UI binding on a non-main thread:

performOnBackgroundThread {
  reactor.state.map { $0.someText }
    .observeOn(MainScheduler.instance)
    .bind(to: myLabel.rx.text)
}

Alternatively, you can use the Scheduling API to specify the scheduler:

class MyReactor {
  let scheduler: Scheduler = MainScheduler.instance
}

• Add Reactor.isStubEnabled and deprecate Stub.isEnabled for the runtime performance. (e813112e4497a66f046e1fa0e9783adbace388bf)

• Add Swift 5 support 🚀 (#106)

Special thanks to @mariohahn and @tokijh 🎉

• Introduce StateRelay as a replacement of Variable (#82, @tokijh)

• Add Swift 4.2 support :tada: (#77, @murselturk)

• Create a state stream automatically when accessing action (#49, @creasty)