v1.1.0

Features

• Use Boost.Container instead of <memory_resource> by setting the CMake variable ASIO_GRPC_USE_BOOST_CONTAINER
• agrpc::wait can now be cancelled by associating a cancellation slot to the CompletionToken (Boost 1.77.0)
• (experimental) New function agrpc::repeatedly_request. Can be used by servers to ensure that there are enough outstanding calls to request a new RPC. It takes a function object which should define how to handle an incoming RPC, it could e.g. be co_spawning a new coroutine to process it.

Fixes

• boost::asio::require(grpc_executor, boost::asio::execution::allocator) would not compile due to calling a constructor that is explicit

Performance

• Reduce memory allocation size of asynchronous operations that use the default allocator or where submitted from the thread that is calling agrpc::GrpcContext::run
• Remove redundant if-condition when deallocating an asynchronous operation

Style

• Provide better error message when attempting to use the DefaultCompletionToken without coroutines being available
• Remove [[nodiscard]] from agrpc::request functions

Chore

• Do not attempt to find_package or link with gRPC::grpc++ and Boost::headers when only installing the CMake project
• Add Github build and test actions for MacOS-11 (AppleClang 12) and Windows-2022
• Add Github action for automatically running MarkdownSnippets
• Fix CMake unity build by excluding protobuf generated source files from it

v1.0.1

• Fix compatibility with older versions of Boost that do not support awaitables when compiling with C++20

v1.0.0

• ExecutionContext compatible agrpc::GrpcContext
• Executor and Networking TS compatible agrpc::GrpcExecutor
• Support for all types of RPC, both client-side and server-side. Including support for all (non-experimental) CompletionTokens that Boost.Asio comes with.
• Support for waiting for a grpc::Alarm