v0.12.1

This release adds some git methods (#67)

• Adds the git ops for fetching and creating commits
• Disables the minimum test coverage for scalaz and github4sjs modules

v0.12.0

This release:

• Makes the library compatible with Scala 2.12.
• It also integrates sbt-org-policies plugin to make easier its maintainability.
• Upgrades the dependencies (through sbt-org-policies plugin).

v0.11.1

Adds these new fields to the User model:

• company: Option[String]
• blog: Option[String]
• location: Option[String]
• bio: Option[String]

Thanks @fedefernandez for your time!

v0.11.0

This release brings:

• Migrates to new group id com.47deg, so now you can use github4s in this way:

libraryDependencies += "com.47deg" %% "github4s" % "0.11.0"

• This new version also upgrades some of the used libraries, such as cats, circe and scalaz.

Version 0.10.0

This release adds two main changes:

On one hand, it adds support for Scala 2.10. For this, the RepoUrls model has been changed by replacing all optional URL fields with a Map, avoiding the limit of 22 fields in case classes. Because of that, this release breaks the compatibility with all projects that are currently using the Github Repository model.

On the other hand, it adds some operations related to GitHub Issues:

• List issues
• Search issues
• Create issue
• Edit issue

Great work @fedefernandez ! Thanks!

Version 0.9.0

This version introduces compatibility with scala-js. This means that the project has been split into several modules:

• github4sJVM (containing the code compatible with the JVM environment)
• github4sJS (containing the code compatible with scala-js)
• github4s (containing all the shared code compatible with both the JVM and JS environments)

Based on FREE, github4s allows its users to be executed in different monadic contexts (i.e.: Monix Task, Id...). Please note that in order to use github4s in a scala-js compatible application, you'll be restricted to using Future. To accommodate these different options, several exec methods have been added to the Github class, in order to make it easier to use:

• exec[M[_], C]: takes a monad M and an Http Client, also takes an optional parameter to include custom headers for the API requests. Instances for scalaj.http and roshttp clients are included through implicits in both the JS and JVM-compatible modules. Please take a look at the documentation for details on this.
• execFuture[C]: easier to use version if using Futures. Please use roshttp as your http client (SimpleHttpResponse type) if you're using github4s in an scala-js project.
• execK[M[_], Map[String, String], C]: exposes the inner Kleisli behind the curtain of the exec methods.

Awesome work @jdesiloniz!

v0.7-SNAPSHOT

Merge pull request #32 from 47deg/jp-upgrade-latest-cats-version

JP - Upgrades Libraries

Version 0.1

This first approach includes several functions related to Users, Repositories and Authentication process.