5.1.0

This will be the last update specifically supporting Xcode 10.1 and Swift 4.2.

New Procedures

[919]: JSON Coding procedures.

This changes introduced a generic JSONDecodingProcedure and JSONEncodingProcedure which can be used to decode/decode a Data representing a UTF-8 encoded JSON string into a suitable Codable type. The procedure allows full injection of the JSONDecoder with a convenience initializer to user or override the default behavior. Additionally, the Data can be inject from a network procedure. For decoding errors - the procedure will fail with the coding error from the JSONDecoder. This might be quite tricky to recover from and manage in production code, so in some cases it would make sense to decode into a type which can handle JSON error responses, e.g. {"message": "Failed to authorize"}.

[908, 909]: Updates the parameter names in method signature named with: Error? to include error. This greatly improves code completion. Thanks to @pronebird and @juliensagot for these.
[906]: Updates to the logging mechanisms.
[918]: The Identity property of Procedure now uses ObjectIdentifier and Hasher under the hood instead of UUIDs. Thanks to
[912]: Fixes some public accessor attributes for NetworkRecovery - thanks to @ericyanush for this one.
[923]: Added an integration point in CI to check that SwiftPM was correctly integrating.

This will be the last update specifically supporting Xcode 10.1 and Swift 4.2.

[919]: JSON Coding procedures.

This changes introduced a generic JSONDecodingProcedure and JSONEncodingProcedure which can be used to decode/decode a Data representing a UTF-8 encoded JSON string into a suitable Codable type. The procedure allows full injection of the JSONDecoder with a convenience initializer to user or override the default behavior. Additionally, the Data can be inject from a network procedure. For decoding errors - the procedure will fail with the coding error from the JSONDecoder. This might be quite tricky to recover from and manage in production code, so in some cases it would make sense to decode into a type which can handle JSON error responses, e.g. {"message": "Failed to authorize"}.

[908, 909]: Updates the parameter names in method signature named with: Error? to include error. This greatly improves code completion. Thanks to @pronebird and @juliensagot for these.
[906]: Updates to the logging mechanisms.
[918]: The Identity property of Procedure now uses ObjectIdentifier and Hasher under the hood instead of UUIDs. Thanks to
[912]: Fixes some public accessor attributes for NetworkRecovery - thanks to @ericyanush for this one.
[923]: Added an integration point in CI to check that SwiftPM was correctly integrating.