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• Requires Elixir v1.10 or higher
• Fixes deprecation warnings on Elixir v1.14; see #31

• Supports Elixir v1.7 or higher
• Improved documentation
• Added Logger metadata; see #22
• New MFA-style runtime options; see RemoteIp.Options
• New compile-time debugging is now configurable and disabled by default; see RemoteIp.Debugger
• New interface for custom parsers; see RemoteIp.Parser
• Dropped inet_cidr dependency; now :proxies & :clients recognize all valid CIDR strings as well as individual IPs, and it's more performant

Fixes issue where bad Unicode input in the headers would raise an exception. See #19.

New functionality! 🎉

• Add RemoteIp.from/2 so you can retrieve the retrieve the originating client IP from a given list of headers without using a plug. See #9 for background.
• Teach RemoteIp.init/1 the new :clients option, which lets you override the default loopback/reserved addresses automatically appended to :proxies. See #8, #10, and #11 for background.
• Add debug logging so that you can troubleshoot issues like #6 and #13 easier.
• Bump Elixir/Plug dependencies to version ~> 1.5, as earlier versions are no longer officially supported.
• Miscellaneous refactoring and documentation.

Fixes mix release errors under Elixir 1.9. See #1, #12, #14, #15, #16, #17.

Miscellaneous maintenance

• Silence Elixir 1.5 deprecation warnings over Kernel.to_char_list/1 (cf. https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/issues/4909, https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/pull/4582). Since the mixfile here locks us to Elixir ~> 1.3, it should be safe to just use Kernel.to_charlist/1.
• Bump the combine dependency due to errors reported in #5.

Silence Elixir 1.4 warnings to do with zero-arity function calls that don't use parens.

This is a backwards-compatible change with Elixir 1.3, but stops Elixir 1.4 from badgering you.

Cf. https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/issues/3268 and #2.

v0.1.1 succeeded in only fixing one runtime issue for Erlang deploys (i.e., apps built using something like distillery). Forwarded header parsing would still break because a dependency was not being declared in the application definition.

This release adds all dependencies to the application definition, so Erlang deploys should now work. :+1:

Add inet_cidr dependency to included_applications, since its absence apparently breaks the Erlang release of your app. :scream:

Initial release.