v1.6.0

• Deprecates the individual report functions and replaces them with generic create_report, retrieve_reports, and retrieve_report functions

v1.5.0

• Adds the retrieve_smartrates function allowing you to retrieve a Shipment's smartrates
• Refactors the entire windows-interpreter tool to be more modular and generic
• Corrected a bug on the Windows version of the EasyPost CLI that would not allow returns or stamps to be created due to bad Windows interpretation

v1.4.0

• Adds shipment_invoice report functionality
• Corrects comments about reports
• Replaces declare with type on the command router which fixes POSIX compatibility
• Only accept a single paremeter (command) instead of many

v1.3.3

• Adds missing USPS carrier account ID environment variable to one-call buy a USPS stamp
• Adds documentation surrounding buying USPS stamps

v1.3.2

• Fixed a bug where shipments couldn't be created properly as the address and parcel objects weren't encaspulated correctly in the request

v1.3.1

• Fixed a bug where stamps couldn't be bought due to missing service

v1.3.0

• Adds buy_stamp as a feature. Now you can purchase USPS stamps right on the command line!
• Fixes a bad reference to create_return which was unusable before with a duplicate function name of create_refund

v1.2.1

• Switching from Travis-CI to GitHub Actions
• Using homebrew-releaser for automated releasing
• Small documentation updates

v1.2.0

• Further bringing the Unix and Windows build process and executables in-line with each other. There is now only a single file difference which has mostly been unified. In a coming version, we'll be able to combine these into a single shell file and convert it to Batch during the build process like all other functionality
• Fixed the broken Windows executable
• Added a main function which helps encapsulate each invokaction of the CLI tool
• Refactored utils and code location to be more streamlined - rebuilt executables to take advantage of these changes

v1.1.0

• We now properly throw an error when a config file is not found (closes #12)
• Bringing the Windows executable in-line with the shell executable by populating missing code and making the init/router logic uniform
• Removing additional overhead in the build process by doing more code reuse, removing unused code, renaming files and relocating them
• Wrapping all code inside a function to ensure encapsulation, sepration of concerns, and code-reuse. This was done both in the tool and all the utilities to build it (closes #14)