0.11.0

Breaking Changes

• #192 the async_nats crate has been merged into the
  main nats crate, under the asynk module name.
• #192 the jetstream::IntervalTree type has been made
  private in anticipation of built-in FIFO (ordered)
  message processing functionality built on top of
  different internal structures.

0.10.1

Improvements

• #190 exposed the last connected server's max_payload
  configurable with the new Connection::max_payload
  method.

0.10.0

Improvements

• #189 ipv6 address parsing support has been added.

Breaking Changes

• #183 the MSRV bumped to Rust 1.51, which was
  released on March 25 2021.

0.9.18

Improvements

• #183 reset client writer to None upon disconnection

0.9.17

Improvements

• #180 idempotent unsubscription avoids sending
  multiple UNSUB messages.

0.9.16

Improvements

• #178 client state has been reorganized to allow
  reading and writing to make progress independently,
  preventing issues that were sometimes encountered
  where the act of creating a subscription would lead
  to a connection timing out after a slow consumer
  was detected by the server.

0.9.15

Improvements

• #177 Add support of request_timeout for async-nats

0.9.14

New Features

• #173 Options::with_static_credentials adds
  support for static credential files for use
  in environments where they are injected into
  the process by means other than an on-disk file.
• #174 IntervalTree now has the methods min,
  max, and gaps for getting the minimum,
  maximum, and non-contiguous gaps for the tracked
  intervals, for use in situations where users
  may want to implement their own deduplication
  strategies.

0.9.13

Bug Fixes

• #172 fix an issue with a newly future-incompatible
  usage of the log crate's macros in a match arm.

0.9.12

Bug Fixes

• #170 fix an off-by-one error preventing empty
  messages with headers from being received.