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Author: Gregory Collins <[email protected]>
Date: Sat Jul 3 02:07:30 2010 -0400
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+| title: Announce: Snap Framework 0.2.7
+| author: Gregory Collins <[email protected]>
+| published: 2010-07-03T01:52:31-0400
+| updated: 2010-07-03T01:52:31-0400
+| summary: Release notes for version 0.2.7 of the Snap Framework.
+
+Hi all,
+
+The Snap team is pleased to announce the release of Snap 0.2.7. This release
+contains **critical fixes for correctness bugs** and all Snap users should
+upgrade to the latest version (including `snap-server` 0.2.7.1, a point fix for
+an embarassing release issue) at their earliest convenience.
+
+Changes since 0.2.6
+===================
+
+### New features:
+
+ - the "snap" project starter was reorganized by new Snap contributors Shane
+ O'Brien (duairc) and Carl Howells (c_wraith).
+
+ - The HTTP parser in `snap-server` has a couple of new criterion benchmarks
+ courtesy of Aycan Irican.
+
+ - the default/simple Snap backend should now have properly functioning timeout
+ support.
+
+
+### Fixes:
+
+ - fixed a serious HTTP spec bug; the HTTP spec says that 304 responses are
+ never to contain message bodies, but we were sending ours with
+ "`Transfer-encoding: chunked`", causing a spurious "0\\r\\n\\r\\n" sequence
to
+ cause pipelined HTTP sessions to go out of sync.
+
+ - fixed a bug in the `route` function related to variable capture.
+
+ - fixed a couple of minor bugs related to iteratee buffering.
+
+ - squashed a space leak.
+
+ - some fixes related to `sendfile()` support, especially relating to
+ timeouts. On a temporary basis this has required us to pull in quite a bit
+ of internal code from the `sendfile` library, because that library uses
+ GHC's IO manager for event handling. (Not so good for us on libev!)
+
+
+Upcoming in 0.3
+===============
+
+Carl and Shane have been working very hard on the upcoming 0.3 branch
+release. The `snap` project starter executable has been spawned out of the
+`snap-core` repository and completely rewritten; the new version features a
+"development mode" which runs your web handlers using
+[hint](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hint). This will allow changes in
+your Haskell code to be reflected *instantly* in the server output, without the
+overhead of a shutdown/startup cycle on the server. We're really excited about
+this feature, it gets us a lot closer to having the best of both worlds: rapid
+development to rival PHP or Python, as well as high performance in "production"
+mode.
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