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# The following is a list of breaking changes to yaml-cpp, by version #
# New API #
## HEAD ##
* Throws an exception when trying to parse a negative number as an unsigned integer.
* Supports the `as<int8_t>`/`as<uint8_t>`, which throws an exception when the value exceeds the range of `int8_t`/`uint8_t`.
## 0.6.0 ##
* Requires C++11.
## 0.5.3 ##
_none_
## 0.5.2 ##
_none_
## 0.5.1 ##
* `Node::clear` was replaced by `Node::reset`, which takes an optional node, similar to smart pointers.
## 0.5.0 ##
Initial version of the new API.
# Old API #
## 0.3.0 ##
_none_
## 0.2.7 ##
* `YAML::Binary` now takes `const unsigned char *` for the binary data (instead of `const char *`).
## 0.2.6 ##
* `Node::GetType()` is now `Node::Type()`, and returns an enum `NodeType::value`, where:
> > ` struct NodeType { enum value { Null, Scalar, Sequence, Map }; }; `
* `Node::GetTag()` is now `Node::Tag()`
* `Node::Identity()` is removed, and `Node::IsAlias()` and `Node::IsReferenced()` have been merged into `Node::IsAliased()`. The reason: there's no reason to distinguish an alias node from its anchor - whichever happens to be emitted first will be the anchor, and the rest will be aliases.
* `Node::Read<T>` is now `Node::to<T>`. This wasn't a documented function, so it shouldn't break anything.
* `Node`'s comparison operators (for example, `operator == (const Node&, const T&)`) have all been removed. These weren't documented either (they were just used for the tests), so this shouldn't break anything either.
* The emitter no longer produces the document start by default - if you want it, you can supply it with the manipulator `YAML::BeginDoc`.
## 0.2.5 ##
This wiki was started with v0.2.5.
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