5.4.3

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Fixes

• Move some ParseObject methods and properties to required to leverage developer implementations (#96), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.4.2

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Fixes

• Prevent crash when the developer makes query, fetch, etc. calls before the SDK is properly initialized (#95), thanks to @cbaker6.
• Add backwards compatability to Xcode 13.2. Building on Xcode <13.3 only works for SPM (#92), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.4.1

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Fixes

• Refactor test suite and code for Swift 5.8. Removes a number of warnings that show up in Xcode 14.3 (#90), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.4.0

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New features

• Add batch and increment double operations. All operations have also been made public so developers can build batch operations with ParseOperationBatch (#88), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.3.3

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Fixes

• Only retry connections for specific error codes (#84), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.3.2

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Fixes

• ParseFile id creation should be consistent to ensure proper hashing (#83), thanks to @cbaker6.

Release for Cocoapods

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Fixes

• Release as ParseSwiftOG on cocoapods (#82), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.3.0

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New features

• Add ParseUser.loginAs(objectId: String) method to allow impersonating a user. This method requires the server primaryKey and is intended to run server-side (#79), thanks to @cbaker6.

Fixes

• Fix ParseUser.become(), ParseUser.linkCommand, and other calls that depend on a specific endpoint for specialized ParseObjects such as ParseUser, ParseInstallation, ParseRole, etc. (#80), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.2.0

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New features

• All Parse-Swift view models now update on the MainActor to make view changes more predictable (#75), thanks to @cbaker6.

5.1.1

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Fixes

• Instead of a possible inifinite loop, throw an error if the Swift SDK is used, but not initialized within 5 seconds of first use (#73), thanks to @cbaker6.