github sabre-io/dav 1.9.0alpha1

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  • The zip release ships with sabre/vobject 3.1.3, sabre/http 2.0.0alpha5, and
    sabre/event 1.0.0.
  • BC Break: The CardDAV and CalDAV BackendInterface each have a new method:
    getMultipleCards and getMultipleCalendarObjects. The Abstract and PDO backends
    have default implementations, but if you implement that interface directly,
    this method is now required.
  • BC Break: XML property classes now receive an extra argument in their
    unserialize method ($propertyMap). This allows for recursively parsing
    properties, if needed.
  • BC Break: Now using sabre/event for event emitting/subscription. For plugin
    authors this means Server::subscribeEvent is now Server::on, and
    Server::broadcastEvent is now Server::emit.
  • BC Break: Almost all core functionality moved into a CorePlugin.
  • BC Break: Most events triggered by the server got an overhaul.
  • Changed: Sabre\HTTP now moved into a dedicated sabre/http package.
  • Added: Support for WebDAV-sync (rfc6578).
  • Added: Support for caldav-subscriptions, which is an easy way for caldav
    clients to manage a list of subscriptions on the server.
  • Added: Support for emitting and receiving jCal instead of iCalendar for
    CalDAV.
  • Added: BasicCallback authenticaton backend, for creating simple authentication
    systems without having to define any classes.
  • Added: A $transactionType property on the server class. This can be used for
    logging and performance measuring purposes.
  • Fixed: If event handlers modify the request body from a PUT request, an ETag
    is no longer sent back.
  • Added: Sabre\DAV\IMultiGet to optimize requests that retrieve information
    about lists of resources.
  • Added: MultiGet support to default CalDAV and CardDAV backends, speeding up
    the multiget and sync reports quite a bit!
  • Added: ICSExportPlugin can now generate jCal, filter on time-ranges and expand
    recurrences.
  • Fixed: Read-only access to calendars still allows the sharee to modify basic
    calendar properties, such as the displayname and color.
  • Changed: The default supportedPrivilegeSet has changed. Most privileges are no
    longer marked as abstract.
  • Changed: More elegant ACL management for CalendarObject and Card nodes.
  • Added: Browser plugin now marks a carddav directory as type Directory, and a
    shared calendar as 'Shared'.
  • Added: When debugExceptions is turned on, all previous exceptions are also
    traversed.
  • Removed: Got rid of the Version classes for CalDAV, CardDAV, HTTP, and DAVACL.
    Now that there's no separate packages anymore, this makes a bit more sense.
  • Added: Generalized the multistatus response parser a bit more, for better
    re-use.
  • Added: Sabre\DAV\Client now has support for complex properties for PROPPATCH.
    (Issue #299).
  • Added: Sabre\DAV\Client has support for gzip and deflate encoding.
  • Added: Sabre\DAV\Client now has support for sending objects as streams.
  • Added: Deserializer for {DAV:}current-user-privilege-set.
  • Added: Addressbooks or backends can now specify custom acl rules when creating
    cards.
  • Added: The ability for plugins to validate custom tokens in If: headers.
  • Changed: Completely refactored the Lock plugin to deal with the new If: header
    system.
  • Added: Checking preconditions for MOVE, COPY, DELETE and PROPPATCH methods.
  • Added: has() method on DAV\Property\SupportedReportSet.
  • Added: If header now gets checked (with ETag) all the time. Before the dealing
    with the If-header was a responsibility of the Locking plugin.
  • Fixed: Outbox access for delegates.
  • Added: Issue 333: It's now possible to override the calendar-home in the
    CalDAV plugin.
  • Added: A negotiateContentType to HTTP\Request. A convenience method.
  • Fixed: Issue 349: Denying copying or moving a resource into it's own subtree.
  • Fixed: SabreDAV catches every exception again.
  • Added: Issue #358, adding a component=vevent parameter to the content-types
    for calendar objects, if the caldav backend provides this info.

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