Version 0.19.1

Changed

• Root path for auto detection behind reverse proxies.

Fixed

• Typo in the error for the security.
• Servers for openapi were not being detected automatically.

Version 0.19.0

Added

• Contrib security. This contrib is entirely optional and you don't need to use it but is served as an alternative
  to allow you to use Lilya security out of the box.

Fixed

• Nested dependencies that require internal parameters.
• Internals and refactor the OpenAPI spec to match the missing internals.

Changed

• Refactor the @openapi generator for security and authorization.

Version 0.18.3

Added

• Lilya being agnostic to everything still has a contrib to integrate with the whole ecosystem so a native AsyncZ
  was added to support that same integration in a clean fashion.
• New Contrib section in the documentation to make it clear the separation of concerns.

Version 0.18.2

Added

• Added support for Query parameter markers.

  • Implemented alias support for query parameters to map custom keys.
  • Introduced cast field in Query for runtime type coercion with validation.
  • Improved error handling for missing and invalid query parameter types.

• Introduced Header and Cookie parameter markers with value, required, and cast support.

• Expanded documentation into a comprehensive “Request Parameters” guide covering declaration, options, and real-world examples for all three types.

Version 0.18.1

Changed

• Update directives to reflect the new settings.

Fixed

• Cache dependency on json native library.

Version 0.18.0

Added

• Support for native cache with default to InMemory.
• Add support for relative urls from the URL datastructure.
• Support for OpenAPI on Controllers by applying internal identity descriptors.

Changed

In the past, Lilya was using dataclass to manage all the settings but we found out that can be a bit combersome for a lot
of people that are more used to slighly cleaner interfaces and therefore, the internal API was updated to stop using @dataclass and
use directly a typed Settings object.

• Replace Settings to stop using @dataclass and start using direct objects instead.

Example before

from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from lilya.conf.global_settings import Settings


@dataclass
class MyCustomSettings(Settings):
    hosts: list[str] = field(default_factory=lambda: ["example.com"])

Example after

from lilya.conf.global_settings import Settings


class MyCustomSettings(Settings):
    hosts: list[str] = ["example.com"]

This makes the code cleaner and readable.

• Apply AnyIO to DataUpload instead of using BinaryIO.

Version 0.17.1

Changed

• Dual‑mode support in run_sync: Now accepts either an async function with args or a standalone coroutine object.
• Input normalization: Uses inspect to detect and wrap calls into a zero‑argument coroutine factory.
• Seamless execution: Drives work on the main thread via anyio.run,
  with a clean fallback to ThreadPoolExecutor if an event loop is active.
• Error clarity: Raises a precise TypeError when the argument is neither a coroutine function nor object.
• Simplified API: Eliminates nested lambdas by centralizing logic into a single wrapper_fn
  passed to anyio.run.

Version 0.17.0

Added

• Missing validation that was supposed to go on the version 0.16.10 and it was not pushed.

Changed

• Mark http_exception in the Exception as async to avoid thread creation.
• Replace asyncio.iscoroutinefunction with inspect.iscoroutinefunction.
• Replace asyncio in run_sync with anyio.
• Refactor run_sync from lilya.compat.

Version 0.16.10

Fixed

• infer_body with complex dependencies and path params evaluation when infer_body=True

Version 0.16.9

Changed

• Unify dependency injection logic for both Controller and handlers.
• Unify logic for body inferring for Controller and handlers.