pecl_http 2.5.1 * Fixed gh-issue #2: comparison of obsolete pointers in the header parser (xiaoyjy) * Fixed gh-issue #6: allow RFC1738 unsafe characters in query/fragment * Fixed gh-issue #7: crash with querystring and exception from error handler * SSL certinfo is available for libcurl >= 7.42 with gnutls (openssl has already been since 7.19.1) * Added "falsestart" SSL request option (available with libcurl >= 7.42 and darwinssl/NSS) * Added "service_name" and "proxy_service_name" request options for SPNEGO (available with libcurl >= 7.43) * Enabled "certinfo" transfer info on all supporting SSL backends (OpenSSL: libcurl v7.19.1, NSS: libcurl v7.34.0, GSKit: libcurl v7.39.0, GnuTLS: libcurl v7.42.0)

pecl_http 2.5.0 * Added RFC5988 (Web Linking) support to http\Params * Added http\Url::SANITIZE_PATH to default flags of http\Url::mod() * Fixed overly aggressive response caching to only consider 2xx cachable

pecl_http 2.4.0 * Split off pecl/apfd and pecl/json_post

pecl_http 2.3.0 * Preliminiary HTTP2 support for http\Client (libcurl with nghttp2 support) * Improved performance of HTTP info parser (request/response line) * Improved performance of updating client observers * Improved performance of http\Env\Response output to streams * Improved the error messages of the header parser * Added http\Header\Parser class * Added http\Client::configure() method accepting an array with the following options for libcurl: * maxconnects (int, size of the connection cache) * max_host_connections (int, max number of connections to a single host, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * max_pipeline_length (int, max number of requests in a pipeline, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * max_total_connections (int, max number of simultaneous open connections of this client, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * pipelining (bool, whether to enable HTTP/1.1 pipelining) * chunk_length_penalty_size (int, chunk length threshold for pipelining, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * content_length_penalty_size (int, size threshold for pipelining, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * pipelining_server_bl (array, list of server software names to blacklist for pipelining, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * pipelining_site_bl (array, list of server host names to blacklist for pipelining, libcurl >= 7.30.0) * use_eventloop (bool, whether to use libevent, libcurl+libevent) * Added http\Client::getAvailableOptions() and http\Client::getAvailableConfiguration() methods * Added support for HTTP2 if libcurl was built with nghttp2 support. * Added http\Client\Curl\HTTP_VERSION_2_0 constant (libcurl >= 7.33.0) * Added http\Client\Curl\TLS_AUTH_SRP constant (libcurl >= 7.21.4) * Added pinned_publickey SSL request option (libcurl >= 7.39.0) * Added tlsauthtype, tlsauthuser and tlsauthpass SSL request option (libcurl >= 7.21.4) * Added verifystatus (a.k.a OCSP) SSL request option (libcurl >= 7.41.0) * Added proxyheader request option (libcurl >= 7.37.0) * Added unix_socket_path request option (libcurl >= 7.40.0) * Fixed compress request option * Fixed parsing authorities of CONNECT messages * Fixed parsing Content-Range messages * Fixed http\Env\Response to default to chunked encoding over streams * Fixed superfluous output of Content-Length:0 headers * Fixed persistent easy handles to be only created for persistent multi handles * Fixed the header parser to accept not-yet-complete header lines * Fixed http\Message::toStream() crash in ZTS mode * Fixed the message stream parser to handle intermediary data bigger than 4k * Fixed the message stream parser to handle single header lines without EOL * Fixed http\Message\Body to not generate stat based etags for temporary streams * Deprecated http\Client::enablePipelining(), use http\Client::configure(["pipelining" => true]) instead * Deprecated http\Client::enableEvents(), use http\Client::configure(["use_eventloop" => true]) instead * Removed the cookies entry from the transfer info, wich was very slow and generated a Netscape formatted list of cookies * Changed the header parser to reject illegal characters

json_post 1.0.0 * This extension provides a PHP content type handler for "application/json" and "text/json" to PHP's form data parser. If the Content-Type of an incoming request is text/json, the JSON contents of the request body will by parsed into `$_POST.

apfd 1.0.1 * This tiny extension lets PHP's post handler parse multipart/form-data and application/x-www-form-urlencoded (or any other customly registered form data handler, like "json_post") without regard to the request's request method.

raphf 1.1.0 * Fixed php module dependency check with RTLD_LAZY