Changelog History
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v1.0.5 Changes
February 22, 2016Optimization of SSL accept by Tristan Sloughter
Dependency cleanup by Adam Lindberg
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v1.0.4 Changes
July 31, 2015- OTP 18.0 compatibility, contributed by Florian Odronitz.
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v1.0.3 Changes
January 07, 2015- Various internal cleanup fixes from Andreas Stenius (github.com/kaos)
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v1.0.2 Changes
July 01, 2014- Added
elli_request:get_args_decoded/1
which returns the list of query args decoded each time it's called.
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v1.0.1 Changes
April 16, 2014Fix bug in SSL acceptor pool where due to failed handshakes, Elli runs out of acceptors. Thanks to Stefan Grundmann.
In case a handler (or middleware) returns a response Elli does not understand, Elli will now respond with a 500 error. Thanks to Johannes Huning.
Added
elli_request:get_arg_decoded/2,3
which HTTP URI decodes the value passed in the request. Thanks to Mariano Valles.
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v1.0 Changes
December 13, 2013SSL using built-in ssl from Erlang/OTP. Thanks to Maas-Maarten Zeeman.
"Handover" a socket to user code, making it possible to implement WebSockets(https://github.com/mmzeeman/elli_websocket
Type fixes from Ingo Struck and Andreas Hasselberg.
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v0.4.1 Changes
March 15, 2013- Fix from Christian Lundgren for browsers that include spaces in the value of the Content-Length header.
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v0.4 Changes
November 26, 2012- Added support for sending ranges of a file with sendfile by
returning
{Code, Headers, {file, Filename, {Offset, Length}}}
. If no offset and length is specified, the entire file is sent. The user must provide an appropriate "Content-Length" and "Content-Range" header, see the example inelli_example_callback.erl
(https://github.com/knutin/elli/blob/master/src/elli_example_callback.erl#L99). Thanks Vincent Siliakus (zambal).
- Added support for sending ranges of a file with sendfile by
returning
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v0.3 Changes
October 22, 2012Breaking change: Timeouts used in the HTTP protocol are now configurable. To implement this, changing a record and some callbacks was necessary. To upgrade, a restart of Elli is needed.
Elli now supports pipelining of any type of request. Some proxies or special clients (like ibrowse) will pipeline requests to reduce latency.
If there are no more file descriptors, Elli will shut down. This mimics the behaviour found in Yaws.
Chunked transfer responses will now exit the Elli process when the client closes the connection. Sending a synchronous chunk will return
{error, closed}
if client has closed the connection and thechunk_complete
event is sent to your callback including which end closed the connection.
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v0.2.0 Changes
September 06, 2012- Breaking change: moved elli_access_log into a separate repository at github.com/wooga/elli_access_log. Thanks martinrehfeld.