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v0.2.18

(via #21, thank you: https://github.com/suddenrushofsushi) Currently setting :timeout in Neo4j.Sips config sets the timeout for :poolboy.transaction but neither HTTP calls, nor the :gen_server call wrapping them have the timeout applied.

This version adds:

  • HTTP connection and receive timeouts to HTTPoison calls
  • Timeout to the gen_server call which wraps the HTTP calls above.

v0.2.17 (2017-01-09)

  • relax the :poison library version requirements; in relation to Phoenix 1.2.x

v0.2.16

  • Travis test builds with Elixir 1.3/1.4
  • tame some of the warnings and mild code refactoring
  • updated README

v0.2.15 (2017-01-05)

  • add Travis CI support
  • temporarily suspending the Neo4j.Sips.Server.Test suite; requires more thinking, after the url refactoring
  • Elixir 1.3
  • return an error if the driver authentication fails

v0.2.14 (2016-12-26)

  • Neo4j 3.1 is now returning the address of the Bolt protocol address, during the initial handshake, with the remote http API. At this time, I am expecting a set of keys I convert later to atoms, for efficiency. However, the story with the atoms in Erlang is well-known: Atoms are not garbage-collected. Once an atom is created, it will never be removed. This is why I also had to make sure I am allocating all the keys I need before this initial handshake. And the :bolt atom was not one of them, as I didn't expect to have it, breaking this way the Poison validations. Fixed now.

v0.2.12 (2016-11-07)

  • minor changes: dependencies update

v0.2.11 (2016-09-29)

  • fix access error bug. PR provided by @tpunt. Thank you.

v0.2.10 (2016-07-24)

  • Enhancements
    • ready for Elixir 1.3
    • Neo4j.Sips is paving the path towards an easier integration with third party frameworks i.e. where you may want to use Neo4j.Sips as an Ecto-like Repo, Adapters, etc.
    • you can enable the logger now and see the requests we send to the Neo4j server. Please see config/test.exs, for an example of logger configuration. For now the logged info is very simple simple, yet useful for debugging
    • added more tests
    • code cleanup and various code optimizations
  • Breaking changes
    • you must start the Neo4j.Sips server process. This is easily done via: Neo4j.Sips.start_link/1. For example: Neo4j.Sips.start_link(url: "http://localhost:7474")
  • Bug fixes
    • the driver configuration is properly reloaded