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Adam D. Ruppe 2020-12-07 09:41:43 -05:00
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@ -14,7 +14,12 @@ I have [a patreon](https://www.patreon.com/adam_d_ruppe) and my (almost) [weekly
This only lists changes that broke things and got a major version bump. I didn't start keeping track here until 9.0.
9.0 - simpledisplay's OperatingSystemFont, which is also used by terminalemulator.d (which is used by terminal.d's -version=TerminalDirectToEmulator function) would previously only load X Core Fonts. It now prefers TrueType fonts via Xft. This loads potentially different fonts and the sizes are interpreted differently, so you may need to adjust your preferences there. To restore previous behavior, prefix your font name strings with "core:".
## 9.0
simpledisplay's OperatingSystemFont, which is also used by terminalemulator.d (which is used by terminal.d's -version=TerminalDirectToEmulator function) would previously only load X Core Fonts. It now prefers TrueType fonts via Xft. This loads potentially different fonts and the sizes are interpreted differently, so you may need to adjust your preferences there. To restore previous behavior, prefix your font name strings with "core:".
http2.d's "connection refused" handler used to throw an exception for any pending connection. Now it instead just sets that connection to `aborted` and carries on with other ones. When you are doing a request, be sure to check `response.code`. It may be < 100 if connection refused and other errors. You should already have been checking the http response code, but now some things that were exceptions are now codes, so it is even more important to check this properly.
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@ -1540,7 +1540,9 @@ class HttpRequest {
///
struct HttpRequestParameters {
// Duration timeout;
// FIXME: implement these
//Duration timeoutTotal; // the whole request must finish in this time or else it fails,even if data is still trickling in
//Duration timeoutFromInactivity; // if there's no activity in this time it dies. basically the socket receive timeout
// debugging
bool useHttp11 = true; ///