0.5.1

Released: 11/24/2016

Other:

Fix iOS Deployment Target (Back to 9.1 from 10.1) - @Ben-G

#0.5.0

Released: 11/24/2016

Other:

Swift 3.0.1 / Xcode 8.1 updates - @DivineDominion, @frranck

#0.4.0

Released: 09/21/2016

Other:

Swift 3 Migration - @Ben-G
Documentation Fix - @excitedhoney

#0.3.1

Released: 07/16/2016

Fixes:

Expose RouteHash initializer publicly - @Ben-G

#0.3.0

Released: 06/28/2016

Other:

Update syntax to Swift 2.3 - @mjarvis
Update to ReSwift 2.0.0 - @Ben-G

#0.2.7

Released: 03/23/2016

Fixes:

Fix issue when checking out with Carthage (#20) - @Ben-G

#0.2.6

Released: 03/20/2016

API Changes:

Provide route action that allows chosing between animated and un-animated route changes - @Ben-G
Provide API for setting associated data for a certain route. This enables passing state information to subroutes - @Ben-G

Other::

Update ReSwift Dependency to 1.0 - @Ben-G
Use a symbolic breakpoint in place of an assertionFailure for handling a stuck router - @Ben-G
Documentation Fix - @jschmid

#0.2.5

Released: 02/22/2016

API Changes:

ReSwift-Router now uses the new substate selection API when subscribing to a store. As a result, the HasNavigationState protocol has been removed. This change also allows an app to have multiple routers. - @Ben-G

#0.2.4

Released: 01/23/2016

API Changes:

Due to the new requirement in ReSwift, that top level reducers need to be able to take an empty application state and return a hydrated one, NavigationReducer is no longer a top-level reducer. You now need to call it from within your app reducer. Refer to the docs for more details. - @Ben-G

Other:

Drop iOS Deployment target to 8.0 - @Ben-G
Add Support for watchOS, tvOS, OSX - @Ben-G
Documentation updates - @Ben-G