v0.7.2 - Upgrade kotlin to 1.8.0

Upgrade all dependencies to latest.

v0.7.1 - Dependency fix

There was a dependency problem where ksrpc-packets depended on a 2.x version of clikt (which was completely unused), and ksrpc-server depended on a 3.x version of clikt. Since they were incompatible, they broke same jarring methods.

v0.7.0 - Module split

This release splits the module structure of ksrpc to cut down on dependencies for projects that down need them. The main library target no longer exists and is replaced with ksrpc-core and a number of other modules.

Other changes:

• Fix hanging for jvm + posix sockets on stdin/out
• Add support for ktor native cio engine
• Various style and license fixes
• Automation for pushing API docs

v0.6.0

Fix parallel calls

It seems that packet based channels (websockets and read/write channels) completely fell apart the second multiple calls started happening in parallel. This is even worse for websockets where messages can actually be sent out of order, further breaking this.

Changes/fixes:

• Rewrite packet channel protocols to allow overlapping and out of order messages/calls
• Rewrite websocket channels to use ktor websocket serialization
• Update to Kotlin 1.7.10 and dependencies
• Move Kotlin/Native to experimental memory model
• Tear out ThreadSafe wrapping, since Kotlin/Native no longer needs it

Kotlin version bump

Just bumping dependencies and running all tests/releases to make sure everything is still good on 1.6.20.

v0.5.2

Tested and functional jsonrpc

• Needed more carriage returns
• Make sure errors aren't swallowed in JsonRpcWriterBase without reporting to ErrorListener
• Fix gradle running out of memory on every other publish execution

v0.5.1

jsonrpc 2.0 support

This release primarily focuses on building out initial support for jsonrpc 2.0. This means that RpcServices that don't have binary or sub-service inputs or outputs can be used for jsonrpc directly.

v0.5.0

API Rework and Bidirectional services

This is the first release using github tooling/actions for publishing. It also happens to be a big rework of some of the pieces of ksrpc in order to support bidirectional services.