1.5.7

[FIXED] fixed regression caused by 1.5.6 where responseToJSON and responseFromJSON can return arrayBuffer instead of text for application/json content type.

1.5.6

[FIXED] PersistenceXMLHttpRequest was missing constants and application/json can be an arrayBuffer

1.5.5

[FIXED] PersistenceRequest has been updated to only override for versions of Safari that are lower than 14.1. For older Safari versions, PersistenceRequest.arrayBuffer() is updated to generate the arraybuffer directly rather than going from text to arrayBuffer.
[UPDATED] Tests now run with karma-mocha instead of puppeteer

1.5.4

[UPDATED] pouchdb 7.0.0 to 7.2.2
PouchDB library has been upgraded to v7.2.2

1.5.3

[Added] QUERY HANDLER SHOULD SUPPORT SORTING
The default query handlers supplied by toolkit earlier, in particular the Oracle-specific
one, was not support sorting. With this release it is supported in the query handlers.

1.5.2

[FIXED] SHREDDED CACHE DOES NOT REMOVE COLLECTION OBJECTS FROM THE CACHE

1.5.1

[FIXED] SHREDDER USES LOCALSTORAGE WHICH IS NOT AVAILABLE WHILE IN SERVICEWORKER
[FIXED] RAMP/ADFbc LIKE queries do not work with oracleRestJsonShredding
[FIXED] PersistenceManager cannot be re-instantiated on Safari

1.4.9

[Bug Fix] Way that AbortController API is checked has been fixed

Original check for AbortController was incorrect causing errors for devs/users running on ie11. This has been corrected in this patch.

1.4.8

[Bug Fix] Creating new Request objects with existing Requests or calling fetch with a Request and additional parameters such as abortSignal should no longer results in a url of '<>/[object%20Object]' url anymore on Safari.

1.4.7

[Added] PersistenceXMLHttpRequests now allow for Abort/Timeout/Upload functionality.

The Abort and Timeout features both require the AbortController API to be present within the browser otherwise will they will result in a no op. For Timeouts, the timeout event will fire but without the AbortController API, the request to the server itself is not aborted after timing out.

IE11 does not have the AbortController API.