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0.13 2015-06-02

  [BUG FIXES]

  * Crixa now allows the message delivery_tag to be any non-negative integer
    type as long as that type stringifies correctly.


0.12 2015-04-22

  [BUG FIXES]

  * The latest Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ release made the message delivery_tag a
    Math::UInt64 object, which broke Crixa. Fixed by Ran Eilam.


0.11 2015-01-19

  [ENHANCEMENTS]

  * Implemented Crixa::Queue->consume(), a blocking API for waiting until
    messages are received. Unlike the wait_for_message() method, this method
    does not use a busy loop. Internally, it uses the poll() system call, so
    it should be much kinder on your CPU.

  * Added a Crixa::Message->consumer_tag() attribute. This will be set for
    messages received via the new Crixa::Queue->consume() API.

  [CHANGES]

  * Crixa::Message->message_count() is no longer set for all messages, since
    messages received via consume() have no message count.

  [BUG FIXES]

  * The docs said that the queue "auto_delete" parameter defaulted to false,
    but it was actually defaulting to true. This was largely irrelevant given
    that there past releases had no support for the consume()/recv() interface
    in Crixa::Queue, but if you made a queue with Crixa and then used the
    underlying mq object to call consume(), this would've been a problem.


0.10 2014-11-17

  [BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES]

  * Renamed the Crixa->connected method to Crixa->is_connected. This matches
    what Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ calls the method. For Test::RabbitMQ we call its
    connected method internally.


0.09 2014-11-13

  [ENHANCEMENTS]

  * Added a Crixa->connected method.

  * Added an "mq" parameter for the Crixa->connect method that makes it easy
    to mock the underlying RabbitMQ connection using Test::Net::RabbitMQ. Also
    added some docs on mocking.

  [BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES]

  * The entirely undocumented Crixa::Engine::API role and the accompanying
    Crixa::Engine::RabbitMQ class has been removed. This was a layer between
    the Crixa object and the underlying RabbitMQ connection object (like
    Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ) that was intended to support async operations in the
    future. However, async operations can be done more simply by calling the
    various non-blocking message receiving methods in an async callback.

0.08 2014-11-12

  [BUG FIXES]

  * Almost none of the Crixa classes were made immutable, which makes them a
    lot slower to construct. This is particularly bad for the Crixa::Message
    class.

0.07 2014-10-25

  [ENHANCEMENTS]

  * Added a Crixa::Queue->message_count method.