Files 2.2.0

This release bumps Files' Swift version to 4.1. Thanks @krzyzanowskim! 👍

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Files 2.1.0

This release of Files contains great improvements from the community! 🎉

• Fix for invalid paths generated by moving a folder (by @clayellis)
• You now get a much better debug description from a file or folder sequence (by @gwikiera)
• You can now append data to a file (by @ikhsan)

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Files 2.0.1

Files now uses the Swift 4 version of the Swift Package Description API.

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Files 2.0.0

• Files now uses Swift 4 (thanks @artemnovichkov!)
• Errors now have much nicer descriptions when printed (thanks @VFUC!)
• You can now modify a folder that you are iterating over, and the changes will propagate to the iteration (thanks @LarsJK!)

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Files 1.12.0

This release adds an API for copying files/folders (thanks @artemnovichkov!)

Files 1.11.0

You can now include hidden files/folders when moving the contents of a folder to another (thanks @clayellis!)

Files 1.10.0

• You can now create a file with string content directly using:
  folder.createFile(named: "File", content: "Hello world")
• Iterating over files and folders recursively is now done in the same order on all supported operating systems.

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Files 1.9.0

• Files now has Continuous Integration for all its supported platforms.
• Both File and Folder now has a modificationDate property.
• FileSystem now has a createFileIfNeeded() method (thanks @cojoj!).

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Files 1.8.0

This new version of Files adds new APIs for accessing the current, home and temporary folders using Folder.current, Folder.home and Folder.temporary. Thanks to @yageek for implementing this! 🚀

Files 1.7.0

This version of Files makes it easier to check if a folder contains a given file or subfolder, by introducing two new APIs on Folder:

folder.containsFile(named: "File")

and

folder.containsSubfolder(named: "Subfolder")