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agnostic-lite 0.7.0 - 2026-07-11

Changed

• Breaking: split the monolithic RuntimeLite into LocalRuntimeLite — the thread-pinned core owning new, name, fqname, block_on, now, the local and blocking spawn families, the Local* time family, and their associated types (LocalSpawner, BlockingSpawner, Instant, LocalInterval, LocalSleep, LocalDelay, LocalTimeout) — and RuntimeLite: LocalRuntimeLite, the Send extension keeping Spawner, AfterSpawner, the Send time family, and yield_now. A runtime whose timers and join handles are not Send can now implement the local core alone.
• Breaking: generic R: RuntimeLite consumers compile unchanged — supertrait items resolve through the same R:: paths. Two forms need a one-line migration: a concrete-type call of a moved member (TokioRuntime::block_on(..)) needs LocalRuntimeLite in scope, and a UFCS call of a moved member must name the owning trait (<R as LocalRuntimeLite>::name()).

Fixed

• The smol AsyncLocalSpawner no longer spawns onto a freshly created smol::LocalExecutor that is dropped, never driven, before the task can run — SmolRuntime's spawn_local/spawn_local_detach now panic with an explanatory message, since smol has no ambient thread-local executor to target; drive a smol::LocalExecutor yourself and spawn onto it directly.

agnostic-net 0.4.0 - 2026-07-11

Changed

• Breaking: track agnostic-lite 0.7 (the LocalRuntimeLite/RuntimeLite split).

agnostic-dns 0.6.0 - 2026-07-11

Changed

• Breaking: track agnostic-net 0.4 and agnostic-lite 0.7.

agnostic 0.10.0 - 2026-06-24

Changed

• Breaking: track hickory-dns 0.26 in the dns re-exports — Protocol is now ProtocolConfig, the {GOOGLE,CLOUDFLARE,QUAD9}_IPS constants are now {GOOGLE,CLOUDFLARE,QUAD9}, and NameServerConfigGroup is now ServerGroup.

agnostic-lite 0.6.2 - 2026-06-24

Added

• embassy feature: an embassy-executor backend (EmbassyRuntime) for true no_std async on bare-metal targets, with time primitives backed by embassy-time.

Fixed

• Corrected the no_std documentation — the tokio backend requires std; use the new embassy backend for genuine no_std environments.

agnostic-net 0.3.1 - 2026-06-24

Fixed

• The smol UdpSocket::poll_recv_from/poll_send_to now poll the underlying Async source's readiness rather than recreating a future on every poll, which could otherwise stall a receive forever when the socket is polled directly (e.g. by hickory-dns 0.26's UDP client).

agnostic-dns 0.5.0 - 2026-06-24

Changed

• Breaking: updated to hickory-dns 0.26. Provider traits now come from hickory-resolver::net, AsyncConnectionProvider is an alias for AsyncRuntimeProvider (hickory now blanket-implements ConnectionProvider for every RuntimeProvider), hickory-proto is no longer a direct dependency, and the transport features map 1:1 to hickory-resolver.

agnostic 0.8.0 - 2025-11-04

Added

• Quick start examples for: task spawning, sleep/timeouts, TCP server/client, UDP, DNS resolution, process spawning, intervals
• Complete feature flags reference with descriptions for all 20+ features
• Runtime switching guide with examples for tokio, async-std, and smol
• Comparison table: agnostic vs agnostic-lite showing capabilities and use cases
• Feature documentation for DNS transports (DoH, DoT, DoQ, DoH3) and DNSSEC

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