v1.8.2

• Fix React Native support for Live Queries.
• Ensure traverse is only called on objects
• Ensure current user's token is not lost on refetch
• Tests added for session preservation and array of string

v1.8.1

Fixes an issue with explicit dependencies on React Native.

v1.8.0

New Features:

• Live Queries, allowing clients to subscribe to live updates from a parse-server instance
• Parse.Object now has a newInstance() method, which creates a duplicate copy of any object
• Complete compatibility with ES6 promises, adding .all(), .race(), and .catch()
• Custom Installation Ids can be passed to User.signUp() with the installationId option, for servers that process signup requests from clients
• Destroying the current user will also log you out

Also, test coverage of Promises was significantly increased, and a large suite of integration tests against parse-server were introduced as part of the TravisCI build process.

v1.7.1

Changes:

• Force strings as inputs for username and password at login
• Adds an option to force https when retrieving the url for a Parse File: file.url({ forceSecure: true })
• Run in browser compatibility mode in Electron

Fixes:

• Make sure old, deleted fields are removed when fetching from the server
• Ensure clone() works with readonly properties

v1.7.0

Full release of 1.7.0. Includes the changes from the RC, plus an additional fix for relations.

New and modified APIs:

• Parse.Object.revert() removes any unsaved changes from an object
• Parse.Promise supports ES6-style construction (new Parse.Promise((resolve, reject) => { ... }))
• Parse.Promise.when() is resolved with arguments that match its own arguments. If the conditions are passed as an argument list, they are resolved as an argument list; if the conditions are passed as an array, they are resolved as an array.

Behavior changes:

• Parse.Promise is A+ Compliant by default
• Avoid memory leaks when single instance mode is disabled
• Under the hood, ObjectState has been replaced with interchangeable controller implementations: SingleInstanceStateController and UniqueInstanceStateController. Other compatible implementations can be swapped in at runtime.
• Applies the correct class name to the results of unfetched relations

v1.7.0 RC1

Pre-release version of 1.7.0, available on npm as 1.7.0-rc1

New and modified APIs:

• Parse.Object.revert() removes any unsaved changes from an object
• Parse.Promise supports ES6-style construction (new Parse.Promise((resolve, reject) => { ... }))
• Parse.Promise.when() is resolved with arguments that match its own arguments. If the conditions are passed as an argument list, they are resolved as an argument list; if the conditions are passed as an array, they are resolved as an array.

Behavior changes:

• Parse.Promise is A+ Compliant by default
• Avoid memory leaks when single instance mode is disabled
• Under the hood, ObjectState has been replaced with interchangeable controller implementations: SingleInstanceStateController and UniqueInstanceStateController. Other compatible implementations can be swapped in at runtime.

v1.6.14

Fixes:

• Catch quota exceptions on Safari Private Browsing, so that the SDK does not break
• Fix non-inherited static methods in IE10
• Avoid exceptions when encountering unsaved objects in dirty mutable containers
• Fix an inheritance issue with ParseObject.prototype.clone()
• Move legacy initialization to the top of the ParseObject constructor
• Avoid a potential "resolved after rejected" error in IE9
• Use stored server url's path for batch requests

v1.6.13

No changes, other than fixing an npm problem due to a network issue during publishing.

v1.6.12

Changes:

• Fix a case where ACLs set in beforeSave calls would become null on the client
• Ensure that query results do not override the className of returned objects for rare cases when it is provided by the server

v1.6.11

Changes:

• Fixed a false detection of a Promise in Promise.is
• Modified FacebookUtils to work better with React Native
• CoreManager.get('VERSION') now appends 'js' to the package.json version
• RestController no longer automatically prepends '/1/' to SDK paths