3 Catalog(ue) of changes for Twitter4R 0.1.x releases including Retrospectiva ticket cross-reference numbers. Refer to http://retro.tautology.net/projects/twitter4r/tickets for more information.
6 * Added URI.encode => CGI.escape fix
8 * Added Twitter::Client#inspect method to XXXX out passwords
9 * Minor refactoring of spec/spec_helper.rb
10 * Added support for :page, :lite and :since options for Twitter::User#followers, Twitter::Client#my([:friends|:followers]...) and Twitter::Client#user([:friends|:followers]...)calls
11 * Added Twitter::Client.status(:replies) support
15 * Bunch of changes, but forgot to track them and too lazy to look through the SVN/Git logs. Sorry.
20 * Added paging support as per Sergio Santos' request (#36).
25 * Fixed ActiveSupport +Time#to_s+ conflict such that integration with Rails is much less painful (#34)
30 * Fixed defect #31 such that passing string screen name as for user argument is handled correctly.
31 * Fixed #30 typo: respond_to -> respond_to?
32 * Added relevant exception handling for #message(:post, ...) case (#32)
33 * Add ability to pass in Twitter::User object to Twitter::Client#user(...) #33
34 * Added stats Rake task
35 * Updated RDoc for Twitter::Client#user to warn against using it to get followers of authenticated user and updated ArgumentError raising logic as per #29.
40 * Fixed URI paths for user, messaging and friendship APIs (#25)
41 * Added action checks for Twitter::Client methods: #user, #my, #message, #messages, #status, #timeline, #friend (#26)
42 * Added 'source' configuration documentation.
43 * Added missing attributes for Twitter::User (#28)
48 * Added 'source' feature and configurability.
53 * Added featured users API as an "extra" (#19).
54 * Productionized website for publishing.
55 * Published Ruby Gem on Rubyforge.
58 * Refactored Twitter4R API to be more consistent, by grouping APIs (#6):
59 - Messaging APIs: direct_messages, new, destroy, replies
60 - Friendship APIs: create, destroy
61 * Added following features (#7):
62 - Retrieving direct messages
63 - User APIs: friends, followers, show
64 * Updated documentation and example code.
67 * Refactored Twitter4R API to be more consistent, by grouping APIs (#6):
68 - Status APIs: show, update, destroy
69 - User APIs: friends, followers, show
70 * Added X-Twitter-Client HTTP headers and Twitter::Config options (#16)
71 * Removed redundant feature (#8):
73 * Refactored HTTP request/response code to DRY up code.
74 * Fix REST error handling to use #is_a?(HTTPSuccess) instead of code in ['200', '201'] to determine REST error (#15).
77 * Updated example documentation (#14)
78 * Refactored marshaling unmarshaling code (#13)
81 * Added proxy user/pass support. Tested only via endo-testing. (No system/integration testing behind real proxy as I do not have that environment).
85 * Refactored Twitter4R API to be more consistent, by grouping APIs (#6):
86 - Timeline APIs: public, friends, user
89 * Added RSpec Autotest integration
90 * Fixed Twitter::Meta generation of spec for hash values
91 * Added HTTP header to each request including generated User-Agent header
92 * Added RCovMorpher and template to restyle RCov output upon release
93 * Added Gemspec dependencies and requirements
94 * Added default tidy YAML configuration file for RCovMorpher
95 * Added Contributors list and updated external dependencies list to README
96 * Removed shebang from examples
99 * Added proxy support as per Kaiichi Matsunaga submitted patch (#11).
100 * Added SSL support (#12)
103 * Translated RSpec specifications from 0.8.2 compliant to 1.0.0 (#10)
108 * Added SSL support (#12)
109 * Added Proxy support (#11)
114 * Added Google Analytics Javascript code to website pages (#5)
117 * Fixed errors in online sample code documentation and redeployed website (#2 and #3)
118 * Created more consistent RDoc theme to go more with website home page (#4)
121 * Initial revision of codebase commited; includes:
122 - Achieved 80% Twitter API feature-completeness
123 - Attained 100% RSpec C0 code coverage
124 - Rake tasks for: RSpec, RCov, RDoc, Gem, Rubyforge Publishing, etc.