Sourced from socket2's changelog.

0.6.0

Breaking changes

All IPv4 methods now have a _v4 suffix, IPv6 uses _v6. TCP methods have a tcp_ prefix (looked better than a suffix).

Furthermore we removed all types from external libraries (i.e. libc or windows-sys) from the public API, allowing us to update those without breaking the API.

• Renamed Socket::freebind_ipv6 to freebind_v6 (rust-lang/socket2#592).
• Renamed Socket::freebind to freebind_v4 (rust-lang/socket2#592).
• Renamed Socket::original_dst to original_dst_v4 (rust-lang/socket2#592).
• Renamed Socket::original_dst_ipv6 to original_dst_v6 (rust-lang/socket2#592).
• Bump MSRV to 1.70 (rust-lang/socket2#597).
• Use c_int from std::ffi instead of from libc (rust-lang/socket2#599, rust-lang/socket2#595).
• SockAddr's methods now accept/return SockAddrStorage instead of sockaddr_storage/SOCKADDR_STORAGE (rust-lang/socket2#576):
  • new
  • try_init
  • as_ptr
  • as_storage
• Add SockFilter, wrapper around libc::sock_filter, argument to Socket::attach_filter (rust-lang/socket2#581).
• Various renames of TCP methods on Socket (rust-lang/socket2#592):
  • keepalive_time -> tcp_keepalive_time
  • keepalive_interval -> tcp_keepalive_interval
  • keepalive_retries -> tcp_keepalive_retries
  • nodelay -> tcp_nodelay
  • set_nodelay -> tcp_set_nodelay
  • tcp_mss -> mss
  • tcp_set_mss -> set_mss
  • tcp_cork -> cork
  • tcp_set_cork -> set_cork
  • tcp_quickack -> quickack
  • tcp_set_quickack -> set_quickack
  • thin_linear_timeouts -> tcp_thin_linear_timeouts.

Non-breaking changes

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