Bugfix Release 4.3.2

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.3.2 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Fixed an issue where services would be destroyed in the wrong order, even with reverse destruction order #123
• Upgraded the minimum CMake version to one that CMake now actually supports #120
• Removed aligned_storage to instead use a raw buffer
• Fixed CI on various platform

Feedback is always welcome. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue so we can discuss about it.

Bugfix Release 4.2.6

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.2.6 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Fixed an issue where services would be destroyed in the wrong order, even with reverse destruction order #123
• Upgraded the minimum CMake version to one that CMake now actually supports #120

Feedback is always welcome. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue so we can discuss about it.

Bugfix Release 4.3.1

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.3.1 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Fixed CI by upgrading to latest actions
• Added a CMakePresets.json file containing all CMake options
• Added a namespaced kangaru::kangaru alias in the generated config files
• Fixed builds with GCC12

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!

Feature Release 4.3.0

Finally after much efforts and time, I'm happy to announce that the version 4.3.0 of kangaru, the C++11 and C++14 dependency injection container has been released!

For those who are new here, kangaru is an inversion of control container for C++11, C++14 and later. We support features like operation between containers, injection via function parameter, automatic call of member function on instance creation, autowiring and more. Please visit our README and our documentation for more informations.

It's a library that helps automating the wiring of classes in order to make dependency injection easier and less prone to source breaking changes when refactoring.

In this version, we added several new features to this library. Here are the highlights:

• Added a hash based type id, stable between compiler and dlls. Must be activated using -DKANGARU_HASH_TYPE_ID=On #97
• Prohibited circular dependencies when using kgr::autowire #87
• Added kgr::optional, an optional type able to handle reference types, intended to be used with service types #72

Thanks to all of you who reported issues and discussed with us. This has contributed to make this library better and to cover more use cases.

Feedback and contributions are welcome. Thanks for considering kangaru! 🦘

Bugfix Release 4.2.5

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.2.5 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Fixed errors not being displayed even when using kgr::debug #88

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!

Bugfix Release 4.2.4

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.2.4 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Patched an issue that made Visual Studio merge some type ids #96
• Fixed the version number exposed by CMake

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!

Bugfix Release 4.1.5

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.1.5 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Patched an issue that made Visual Studio merge some type ids #96

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!

Bugfix Release 4.0.5

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.0.5 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Patched an issue that made Visual Studio merge some type ids #96

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!

Bugfix Release 4.2.3

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.2.3 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• Added a missing include that affect Visual Studio #94

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!

Bugfix Release 4.2.2

We're happy to announce that kangaru 4.2.2 is out!

This is a bugfix release. This version is mostly to fix some unpleasant bugs and various small improvements. No big features were added.

Notable things changed in this release are:

• A bug where implementation defined service type id were sent to user defined predicate

We're always glad to hear your feedback, positive or negative. If this release causes any problems, please open us an issue and we'll respond as promptly as possible!