v1.10.0

Common

• Ported the std::shared_mutex class from the C++17 Standard Library to use it in C++11/14 code.
• Added the logging status of the network requests on the iOS platform. Now, you can see an HTTP return code for each completed request in logs.
• Fixed the proxy warning message on the Android platform.
• Added the Open and Close APIs to olp::cache::DefaultCache. You can use them to open or close individual caches.
• olp::client::ApiLookupClient now caches the olp::client::OlpClient instances internally. It enables the merging of the same URL requests inside the olp::client::OlpClient instance.
• Added merging of the same requests to the olp::client::OlpClient class. Internally, it merges the same requests by a URL when the payload is empty.
• Removed the unnecessary sleep, which forced all requests to be at least 100 ms, from olp::http::NetworkCurl. 2-second sleep can still occur when there are no used handles.
• Added downloaded size and time of execution to logs for completed requests in olp::http::NetworkCurl. Now, upon completion, you can see how much data was downloaded and how long the request took.

olp-cpp-sdk-authentication

• Added the GetMyAccount API to olp::authentication::AuthenticationClient. It can retrieve user information based on a valid access token previously requested by the user upon sign-in.
• Added the olp::authentication::Crypto class. It exposes the SHA256 and HMAC-SHA256 algorithms used by the module internally.

olp-cpp-sdk-dataservice-read

• Fixed the data race inside the olp::client::TaskSink class. The data race occurred when a task added another task while the destruction was ongoing and then crashed.
• Adapted olp::dataservice::read::StreamLayerClient and olp::dataservice::read::CatalogClient to use olp::client::TaskSink.
• Fixed the expiration duration of the latest version. The user-provided expiration duration was not propagated to the cache.
• Merged the same concurrent GetPartitions requests in the olp::dataservice::read::VersionedLayerClient.
• Various changes in logging; decreased the level of messages to reduce the output.