Scala wrapper for the Java AsyncHttpClient.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.2.0. This is a feature release.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.1.3. This is a small bugfix release.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.0.3. This is a small bugfix release.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.1.2. This is a small bugfix release.
Hat tip to @xuwei-k for beating me to making a PR :)
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.1.1. This is a small bugfix release.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.0.2. This is a small bugfix release.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.1.0. This is a feature release. The change log for this release can be viewed in the GitHub commit history. Notable changes are called out below.
The async-http-client has been updated from 2.5.4 to 2.10.1.
Dispatch now (mostly) supports Scala 2.13 thanks to @xuwei-k. The 2.13 versions of the Dispatch artifacts do not include a build of the lift-json module as the Lift developers are currently working on getting a 2.13 build of that out the door. Once that's available we'll re-introduce the Lift JSON module.
The Lift JSON module remains available in the 2.12 variant.
We've dropped Scala 2.11 support to enable us to take advantage of language features that have been introduced since 2.11 in future releases.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.0.1. This is a small bugfix release. The change log for this release can be viewed in the GitHub commit history. Notable changes are called out below.
as
keywordPreviously, using the as
keyword to add authentication information always resulted in a NullPointerException
due to a change we didn't catch in AsyncHttpClient. We've fixed this bug by allowing you to specify an authentication scheme along with the username and password values in as
.
Hat tip to @fehmicansaglam for finding and fixing this bug for us in #206. We've back-ported this fix to the 1.0.x series even though it's a binary-incompatible change because the original method never worked correctly (and therefore was likely totally unused by users of Dispatch).
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v0.14.1. This is a small bugfix release. The change log for this release can be viewed in the GitHub commit history. Notable changes are called out below.
as
keywordPreviously, using the as
keyword to add authentication information always resulted in a NullPointerException
due to a change we didn't catch in AsyncHttpClient. We've fixed this bug by allowing you to specify an authentication scheme along with the username and password values in as
.
Hat tip to @fehmicansaglam for finding and fixing this bug for us in #206. We've back-ported this fix to the 0.14.x series even though it's a binary-incompatible change because the original method never worked correctly (and therefore was likely totally unused by users of Dispatch).
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.
The maintainers of and contributors to Dispatch are pleased to announce the release of Dispatch v1.0.0. The change log for this release can be viewed in the GitHub commit history. Notable changes are called out below.
Please report any issues you find with this release on the GitHub issues page so that we can fix bugs and release subsequent RCs as needed.
This bumps our underlying HTTP client to the latest version to fix a handful of bugs. You can view the included changes in this changelog.
Hat tip to @xuwei-k for getting our tests running in JDK 11 in Travis.
We bumped json4s to the latest release since M1: 3.6.1.
Dispatch is an HTTP library for Scala designed to make you more productive while interacting with external services over HTTP from your applications. It's built on the AsyncHttpClient library to provide a fast, flexible abstraction over HTTP interactions.