## Version 2.4.0 2018-11-30

Actually fix Node 10.

Minor bump because we changed the way we patch the HTTP/HTTPS modules.


## Version 2.3.0 2018-04-29

Tested with Node 10.

add support for matching body with regular expression #145


## Version 2.2.0 2018-04-02

Remove Content-Length after unzipping data #143

Ignore dot files #140

Fix for request library SSL authorization check #135


## Version 2.1.4 2017-10-19

ADDED control over which responses are recorded #68

  Replay.recordResponseControl = {
    "myhostname.com:8080" : function(request, response) {
      return response.statusCode < 400;
    }
  };

ADDED record unzipped reply #72

ADDED support for passing-through client cert and key #99

ADDED backwards-compatible support for old response status formatting #132


## Version 2.1.3 2017-10-17

FIXED for request library SSL authorization check

Updated dependencies


## Version 2.1.2 2016-09-13

FIXED localhosts not passed through


## Version 2.1.1 2016-09-12

FIXED compatibility with Node LTS and Current


## Version 2.1.0 2015-05-03

CHANGED rewrote in ES6


## Version 2.0.6 2015-04-30

FIXED pass through when sending request bodies


## Version 2.0.5 2015-04-28

FIXED SSL requests when not providing an explicit `protocol` option.


## Version 2.0.4 2015-03-10

FIXED problem with https support on 0.10


## Version 2.0.3 2015-03-10

ADDED Supports streaming API v2 (0.12/iojs)

ADDED Supports new additions to HTTP API (0.12/iojs)

CHANGED Replay.allow is now Replay.passThrough, a better name since the behavior
is to pass through requests directly to the target server.

CHANGED Replay.ignore is now Replay.drop, a better name since the behavior is to
drop the connection (you'll get ECONNREFUSED).

CHANGED New way for writing HTTP response line:

  HTTP/1.1 200 OK
  HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found

CHANGED To enable debugging, run with environment variable DEBUG=replay

FIXED HTTPS requests looping forvever


## Version 1.12.0 2014-12-04

ADDED you can now allow, ignore and localhost multiple domains

```
Replay.localhos('*.example.com');
```


## Version 1.11.0 2014-11-10

ADDED now saving query string as part of request URL

FIXED when ignoring request, throw ECONNREFUSED error

FIXED handle case where header value is zero (number)


## Version 1.10.3 2014-04-19

ADDED 127.0.0.1 to default localhost addresses (Rajit Singh)

FIXED double callback issue on catalog save (Itay Adler)


## Version 1.10.2 2014-04-19

FIXED bug with header stringifying (for realz now)


## Version 1.10.1 2014-04-19

FIXED bug with header stringifying

CHANGED run with DEBUG=replay or DEBUG=all


## Version 1.10.0 2014-04-18

CHANGED Support recording and serving images (Rajit).

CHANGED Support dynamic switching of fixtures (Pål Ruud):

  Replay.fixtures = "fixture-directory-2"

FIXED compatibility with superagent and supertest (Jerome Touffe-Blin)

FIXED support http.get([string])

FIXED request headers are stringified before processing


## Version 1.9.1 2013-12-05

Fix "Recursive nextTick" warning (Drew Stokes)


## Version 1.9.0 2013-11-04

Added support for specifying which headers are stored when recording, and used
for matching when replaying.  Edit the list of regular expressions in
`Replay.headers`.

Fixed a bug in capturing and filtering on POST request body.


## Version 1.8.0 2013-10-01

Added support for capturing and filtering on POST request body (Jerome
Gravel-Niquet)


## Version 1.7.0 2013-05-06

Support Windows by creating directories of the form host-port instead of
host:port.

Updated dev dependencies, testing with Express 3.2.


## Version 1.6.2 2013-03-19

Add randomness to uid to deal with fast requests and timekeeper (Nate Murray).

Add support for HTTPS (Nate Murray).

Tested with Node 0.10.0.


## Version 1.6.1 2013-02-18

Improved logging options:
- Replay will now emit errors to the console unless otherwise told
- You can tell Replay to not emit errors to console by setting
  Replay.silent = true
- You can also tell Replay to emit errors an logs messages elsewhere by setting
  Replay.logger (defaults to console)
- You can listen to all events via Replay.on("error", function(error) { })

No deprecation messages on Node 0.8.

Do not assume /tmp directory exists.

Works with request 2.11 by implementing a do nothing response.connection event


## Version 1.5.3 2012-06-30

Removed engine dependency. Works on 0.8.1 now.


## Version 1.5.2 2012-05-15

Do not fail on headers with empty value.


## Version 1.5.1 2012-05-14

When matching request against headers, also match the Authorization header
(David John).


## Version 1.5.0 2012-05-08

Properly handle repeating headers (e.g. set-cookie) by storing and reading
multiple entries.


## Version 1.4.4 2012-05-02

Filter out request headers *not* response headers.


## Version 1.4.3 2012-05-02

Precompile before publishing, no longer requires Coffee-Script to run.


## Version 1.4.2 2012-05-02

Added support for HTTPS (Jerome Gravel-Niquet)


## Version 1.4.1 2012-04-30

Do not store request headers we don't care for.


## Version 1.4.0 2012-04-30

Replay files can now use REGEXP to match request URL (Jerome Gravel-Niquet)


## Version 1.3.1 2012-03-15

Accept replay documents with nothing but method and path.


## Version 1.3.0 2012-03-15

Fix status code being string instead of integer.

Fix handling of fixtures with empty body.


## Version 1.2.3 2012-01-16

Support (or don't fail on) Web Sockets.

Fix non-working `Replay.localhost`.


## Version 1.2.2 2011-12-27

There may be hosts you don't care to record/replay: it doesn't matter if requests to these hosts succeed or not, and you
don't care to manage their recorded file.  You can just add those to the ignore list:

    Replay.ignore "www.google-analytics.com", "airbrake.io"

The `allow`, `ignore` and `localhost` methods now accept multiple arguments.


## Version 1.2.1 2011-12-27

Bug fix to DNS hack.


## Version 1.2.0 2011-12-27

You can tell **node-replay** what hosts to treat as "localhost".  Requests to these hosts will be routed to 127.0.0.1,
without capturing or replay.  This is particularly useful if you're making request to a test server and want to use the
same URL as production.

For example:

    Replay.localhost "www.example.com"

Likewise, you can tell **node-reply** to allow network access to specific hosts.  These requests can still be recorded
and replayed, but will otherwise pass through to the specified host:

    Replay.allow "logger.example.com"


## Version 1.1.1 2011-12-06

Only store specific request headers (e.g. `Accept` but not `User-Agent`).


## Version 1.1.0 2011-12-05

Recorded response now starts with <method> <path>.

Examples:
    GET /weather?c=94606
    POST /posts


## Version 1.0.1 2011-12-05

Fix pathname and support matching request headers.


## Version 1.0.0 2011-12-02

First, almost does something interesting, check in.