v1.0.4

Changes

• Test and doc updates
• Utilize *big.Int-based NumberForm, thereby allowing unbounded values in compliance with ASN.1
• Major ASN.1 codec update -- ASN.1 encoding/decoding now supported (without use of encoding/asn1)
• 100% code coverage
• root node abbreviations now supported for ASN1Notation input processing:
  • itu-t resolves to itu-t(0)
  • iso resolves to iso(1)
  • joint-iso-itu-t resolves to joint-iso-itu-t(2)
• Compatible methods for quick output to encoding/asn1.ObjectIdentifier and crypto/x509.OID instances
• New feature allowing mixed variadic input, such as uint(1), "3", uint64(6) for OID "1.3.6", to be used as input for NewDotNotation. This allows the following type instances:
  • *big.Int
  • string
  • uint64
  • uint
  • int

v1.0.2

Changes

• Code coverage increase to 100%
• Linked all linkable reference material per pkgsite format
• Documentation improvements
• README.md update

v1.0.1

Changes

v1.0.1

• Doc update

Historical Changelog

v1.0.0

• Inaugural production release
• 99+% test coverage
• Improved efficiency of certain methods in terms of code footprint
• Added examples for all methods and functions within rendered go reference material
• Added convenient new NumberForm.Ge and NumberForm.Le wrapper methods to complement the preexisting Gt/Lt methods
• Documentation updates
• Include license file from Luke Champine's uint128 package (MIT licensed), and added a special thanks in his honor within doc.go.

v1.0.0

Changes

• Inaugural production release
• 99+% test coverage
• Improved efficiency of certain methods in terms of code footprint
• Added examples for all methods and functions within rendered go reference material
• Added convenient new NumberForm.Ge and NumberForm.Le wrapper methods to complement the preexisting Gt/Lt methods
• Documentation updates
• Include license file from Luke Champine's uint128 package (MIT licensed), and added a special thanks in his honor within doc.go.

v0.0.6-alpha.1

Changes

v0.0.6-alpha.1

• Package-wide cyclomatic complexity factor of nine (9) is now in-force

v0.0.6-alpha Changes

• Added missing DotNotation.Valid() method:

> Valid returns a boolean value indicative of the following:
> 
> • Receiver's length is greater than or equal to one (1) slice member, and ...
> • The first slice in the receiver contains a decimal value that is less than three (3)
> 

v0.0.5-alpha Changes

• Ancestral support as well as support for subordinate extension