v1.5.3

Changes

• Corrected internal module references
• Expanded unit tests; current coverage is 92%
• Closing remarks on issues:
  • Per #12, no cyclomatic factors greater than fifteen (15) exist within the new v2 schemax release; this number may reduce to no greater than nine (9) in the near future
  • Per #13, macro support is now more well-defined and far more reliable
  • Per #14, go-stackage now represents the core provider of stack instances from which myriad types are defined and conveniently wrapped
  • Per #18, go-objectid is now used for ad hoc numeric OID parsing and validation
  • Per #19, go-shifty is now used for bit-based stack and schema options
  • Per #20, text/template is now used efficiently instead of clumsy v1 Definition builder
  • Per #21, go-antlr4512 has been created and now represents a complete parsing subsystem slated to replace the v1 proprietary parser; see the RFC4512 Grammar File for the complete ANTLR grammar
  • Per #22, all built-in definition directories have become subdirectories of internal
  • Per #23, the parsing subsystem now reads entire directory structures perfectly, assuming properly-ordered dependents
  • Per #24, the go.mod file now references indirect imports of stackage and other packages

v1.1.6

v1.1.6 Changes

• Added RFC3045 support
• Fixed double init() in rfc4512/at.go

NOTE: This is the final "LEGACY" (non-ANTLR) release of go-schemax.

v1.1.5

v1.1.5 Changes

• Implemented SuperClass panic mitigation
• Use any type over interface{}
• Fixed ineffassign-identified unreachable return
• go.mod build version bump
• go.yml build version bump

This package now requires go 1.18 or later.

v1.1.2

v1.1.2 Changes

• Reduced cyclomatic complexity for collection.go
• Corrected spelling error in subschema.go