CHANGELOG
Unreleased (0.18.2)
0.18.1 - 25 November 2024
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Fix the built-in Spotify provider; Pull #95 & #92 (Lewis Buckley)
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Update the built-in Spotify provider to use a new API endpoint; Pull #95 (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.18.0 - 31 August 2024
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Add support for ‘x.com` URLs to `OEmbed::Providers::Twitter`; Pull #97 (Maxime)
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Refresh a few test casettes; Pull #96 (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.17.0 - 25 February 2024
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Add a built-in Matterport provider; Pull #93 (Nathan Papes)
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Updated tests to run with Ruby 2.6, 3.0, & 3.2
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Switched to using GitHub Actions for CI instead of Travis CI
0.16.1 - 13 January 2022
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Fix the “already initialized constant OEmbed::Providers::TikTok” warning; Pull #84 (Christopher Nelson)
0.16.0 - 8 January 2022
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Add a built-in TikTok provider.
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Reduce gem size by excluding test files; Pull #81 (fauno)
0.15.0 - 1 January 2021
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DEPRECATION When creating an ‘OEmbed::Provider` instance, specifying the format via positional argument is now deprecated. Please use a named argument instead: `OEmbed::Provider.new(@endpoint_url, format: :json)`
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DEPRECATION Do not use the ‘new` method for `Instagram`, `FacebookPost`, or `FacebookVideo` providers to set your access token. Instead either use the `OEMBED_FACEBOOK_TOKEN` environment variable or call `Instagram.access_token = @your_token`.
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Fix Issue #77: Built-in Instagram & Facebook providers are now instances again.
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Add support for ‘OEmbed::Provider` instances with `required_query_params` (like access tokens), where the provider will fail to answer until it is fully configured.
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Add support for Instgram Reels URLs to the built-in OEmbed::Providers::Instagram.
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Support focused rspec tests for local development (e.g. “fcontext” or “fit”)
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Fix a few typos in documentation & tests; Pull #76 (Inge Jørgensen)
0.14.1 - 28 December 2020
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Fix the YouTube provider when given a private video; Issue #79 (Sebastian Schulze)
0.14.0 - 5 November 2020
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BREAKING Built-in providers for Instagram & Facebook are now classes, not instances, and therefore can’t manually be registered via ‘OEmbed::Providers.register(OEmbed::Providers::Instagram)`; See Issue #77
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Add support for Facebook/Instagram access tokens; Pull #75 (Inge Jørgensen)
0.13.1 - 25 May 2020
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Update built-in Instagram provider to support Instgram TV URLs; Pull #72 (github.com/Alexey1100)
0.13.0 - 3 April 2020
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BREAKING Remove support for very old versions of Rubygems (older than 1.2.0 which was released in 2008)
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DEPRECATION Remove CI testing for EOLed Ruby versions; now only testing on Ruby 2.4.1 and newer
A huge thank you to Ian Ker-Seymer for his recent PR that implemented all of the above improvements!
0.12.0 - 26 March 2017
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Add a Noembed aggregator; Issue #32 (github.com/evaryont and Arnaud Leymet)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes.
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Remove the ‘rake oembed:update_oohembed` task.
0.11.0 - 26 March 2017
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Add built-in Speaker Deck provider; Issue #67 (Camille Roux)
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Add built-in Giphy provider
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Add built-in Kickstarter provider
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Add built-in TED provider
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Add built-in CodePen provider
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Update built-in Hulu provider to support https
0.10.1 - 21 May 2016
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Update built-in Twitter provider to use the new Twitter oEmbed endpoint; Pull #60 (Ben Ramsey)
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Update built-in SlideShare provider to accept https URLs and URLs from various subdomains; Pull #59 (Axel Wahlen)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.10.0 - 6 March 2016
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Add built-in Tumblr provider; Pull #55 (unknown)
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Add bulit-in FacebookPost and FacebookVideo providers; Pull #54 (John Crowe)
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Change ProviderDiscovery.discover_provider to better find tags on some sites; Issue #56 + Pull #57 (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.9.0 - 12 December 2015
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Add support for HTTP redirects in ProviderDiscovery; Pull #39 (Sebastian de Castelberg) and Pull #38 (Sven Schwyn)
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Add support for a :max_redirects option to Provider#get and ProviderDiscovery#get (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
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Change built-in YouTube, Slideshare, Yfrog, Scribd, & SoundCloud providers to use the https oembed endpoint; Pull #48 (Javan Makhmali)
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Change built-in Instagram provider to recognize URLs in the www subdomain; Pull #52 (Javan Makhmali)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.8.14 - 25 April 2015
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Change built-in Vimeo provider to use https oembed endpoint; Pull #44 (Jonne Haß)
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Change built-in Flickr provider to use https oembed endpoint; Pull #46 (Javan Makhmali)
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Change built-in Flickr provider to recognize https URLs and short flic.kr URLs (Javan Makhmali & Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.8.13 - 23 April 2015
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Change built-in Instagram provider to recognize https URLs; Pull #35 (Philipp Bosch)
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Change built-in Instagram provider to use https oembed/API endpoint. (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.8.12 - 7 January 2015
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Fix URI error in Ruby 2.2; Pull #41, Issue #43 (Maxim Bublis)
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Change built-in YouTube provider to return https embeds; Pull #34, Issue #33 (Fla)
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Add built-in providers for Twitter, Vine, & Imgur; Pull #42 (Eliot Shepard)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright-Kuhns)
0.8.11 - 7 November 2014
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Add built-in provider for Spotify; Pull #36 (Sami Kukkonen)
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Update Travis CI configuration to test with modern Rails; Pull #37 (Sami Kukkonen)
0.8.10 - 6 August 2014
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Add support for specifying a Provider#get ‘:timeout`; Pull #35 (Blake Thomson)
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Upgrade to RSpec 3.x
0.8.9 - 15 September 2013
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SoundCloud provider supports https URLs; Pull #30 (Greg Tangey)
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Address rspec DEPRECATION warnings; Pull metavida#3 (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.8.8 - 18 November 2012
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OEmbed::Response::Photo#html now includes alt attribute; Pull #23 & #25 (François de Metz)
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Always escape the url query param when requesting a resource from a provider; Pull #26 (Michael Cohen)
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Allow query params in a provider endpoint URL; Pull #27 (Michael Andrews)
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Added built-in provider for Skitch; Pull #24 (François de Metz)
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Updated built-in Vimeo provider (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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For developers who work on this gem, removed the dependency on jeweler (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.8.7 - 11 March 2012
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Support for https provider endpoints; Issue #16 (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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OEmbed::Providers.register_all now actually registers all bundled providers; Issue #18 (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Added built-in provider for SoundCloud (Hendrik Mans)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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For developers who work on this gem, the rvmrc now automatically creates an oembed gemset; Issue #20 (Florian Staudacher)
0.8.5 - 14 November 2011
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Fixed problems ProviderDiscovery and some xml endpoints. Also added much better test coverage. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Added support for XML parsing using Nokogiri (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Added built-in provider for MLG.TV (Matt Wilson)
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Added https support to the built-in YouTube provider (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.8.3 - 26 June 2011
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Fixing a circular dependency introduced during my recent Jeweler upgrade. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.8.2 - 25 June 2011
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Added built-in providers for Instagram, Slideshare and Yfrog (Florian Günther)
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Improved support (and error detection) for custom OEmbed::Formatter backends. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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DRYed up OEmbed::Formatter::JSON and XML methods into OEmbed::Formatter::Base (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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More consistently raise an OEmbed::Parse error if there is any sort of problem parsing the server response, whether it’s an expected error type or not. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Added in-code comments about the OohEmbed service becoming part of Embedly (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.8.1 - 27 February 2011
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Removed all dependencies on external gems. XML is parsed using REXML and JSON can be parsed using YAML thanks to the convert_json_to_yaml method borrowed from Rails! (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Fixed several errors that cropped up when the json gem wasn’t installed. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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OEmbed::Response#field now always return Strings. Previously, some JSON values were parsed into other Object types, like Integer and Float instances.
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OEmbed::Response#url has been renamed OEmbed::Response#request_url because OEmbed::Response::Photo#url should be the URL of the static photo to be used by the oEmbed consumer.
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OEmbed::Response.create_for now requires the format parameter.
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OEmbed::Formatter backends won’t try to load gems that haven’t already been loaded. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Better code documentation, all around. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
Deprecations & Removals
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Removed the OEmbed::Response::METHODS constant.
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OEmbed::Provders::Pownce has been removed since pownce.com is no longer active.
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Provider#url and Provider#name will be removed at some point in the future.
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All direct raw calls will be made private at some point in the future (i.e. Provider#raw, Providers#raw, and ProviderDiscovery#raw)
0.8.0 - Not Publicly Released
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Added OEmbed::Formatter Backends, to remove the dependency on the json gem and make adding support for other parsing libraries easier. This also fixes GitHub Issue =1. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Catch invalid endpoint URLs on OEmbed::Provider instantiation. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Jeweler uses the new OEmbed::Version Class. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Corrected syntax for Youtube provider in the README (Ryan Richards)
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Removed the deprecated rails/init.rb file. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.7.6 - 11 October 2010
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Released all recent changes to judofyr/master on GitHub. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
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Added CHANGELOG & LICENSE information. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.7.5 - 29 September 2010
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Updated the list of Embedly URL schemes. (Aris Bartee)
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rvmrc file added. (Aris Bartee)
0.7.0 - 23 August 2010
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Gemified. (Aris Bartee)
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Added the Embedly Provider. (Alex Kessinger)
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OEmbed::Response now includes the original request url. (Colin Shea)
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Unregistering providers with duplicate URL patterns works. (Marcos Wright Kuhns)
0.0.0 - May 2008 - July 2010
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Initial work & release as a library (Magnus Holm, et al.)
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Many Providers supported, including OohEmbed.
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Support for JSON (via the json gem) and XML (via the xml-simple gem).