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2.6.1

  • Fix terrible bug where cancelling all request operations for any TNLRequestOperationQueue will cancel all request operations for all queues!

2.6.0

  • Move away from mach time for metrics to NSDate instances
    • This better mirrors what Apple does
    • Avoids the pitfall of using mach times as more than just measurements of durations and using them as reference timestamps (which is frought)
    • Using NSDate now does have the problem of clock changes impacting timings, but this is so infrequent it practically won't ever affect metrics from TNL
  • Add sessionId to TNLAttemptMetaData
    • Helps keep track of what NSURLSession was used
  • Add taskResumePriority to TNLAttemptMetaData
    • Helps keep track of what QOS was used when resume was called for the underlying NSURLSessionTask
  • Add taskResumeLatency to TNLAttemptMetaData
    • Helps diagnose if there is some unforseen stall between calling resume for the task and the fetching actuallying starting
  • Add taskMetricsAfterCompletionLatency and taskWithoutMetricsCompletionLatency to TNLAttemptMetaData
    • Helps track when radar #27098270 occurs

2.5.0

  • Add [TNLGlobalConfiguration URLSessionPruneOptions]
    • These options offer ways for TNL to prune inactive internal NSURLSession instances more aggressively than the 12 session limit does
    • Options can be a combination of: on memory warning, on app background and/or after every network task
    • Callers can also provide a special option to prune now
  • Add [TNLGlobalConfiguration URLSessionInactivityThreshold]
    • Works with URLSessionPruneOptions by limiting what NSURLSession intances are inactive by requiring a duration to elapse since the last network task ran
  • Add [TNLGlobalConfiguration pruneURLSessionMatchingRequestConfiguration:operationQueueId:]
    • Offers a way to explicitely purge a specific underlying NSURLSession based on a given TNLRequestConfiguration and a TNLRequestOperationQueue instance's identifier

2.4.1

Author: Laurentiu Dascalu

  • Expose method on TNLLogger to redact desired header fields from being logged
  • Good for redacting things you don't want to log like Authorization header field

2.4.0

  • Add captive portal detection to TNLCommunicationAgent
    • detects when a known HTTP (non-HTTPS) endpoint is intercepted via a captive portal
    • this mechanism is a solid tradeoff in coverage vs complexity
      • there are many ways captive portals can manifest beyond what TNL detects
      • a 100% coverage is extremely complicated and 100% accuracy is not feasible
      • supporting the simplest mechanism for detection is sufficient for most detection use cases
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