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Release16
- Release 16.0.1 was released on February 3, 2014.
- Release 16.0 was released on January 17, 2014.
- Release 16.0-rc1 was released on December 19, 2013.
(See ReleaseHistory.)
This release is identified in the Maven Central repository as com.google.guava:guava:16.0.1 and com.google.guava:guava-gwt:16.0.1
See UseGuavaInYourBuild for help integrating Guava into your build environment.
If you don't use managed dependencies, you can also just manually download JARs of the classes, sources and documentation from:
- guava-16.0.1.jar
- guava-gwt-16.0.1.jar (for GWT users)
- guava-16.0.1-javadoc.jar (Javadoc)
- guava-16.0.1-sources.jar (Source)
19 issues are resolved in this release.
Full JDiff Report of changes since release 15.0
To build a combined report of the API changes between release 16.0 and any older release, check out our docs tree and run jdiff/jdiff.sh
with the previous release number as argument (example: jdiff.sh 5.0
).
Ascii.equalsIgnoreCase
Ascii.truncate
Converter
CaseFormat.converterTo(CaseFormat)
Enums.stringConverter
Utf8
MultimapBuilder
Maps.asConverter(BiMap)
SubscriberExceptionHandler
HashingInputStream
HashingOutputStream
ByteSource.read(ByteProcessor)
CharSource.readLines(LineProcessor)
Booleans.countTrue(boolean...)
stringConverter()
for Ints
, Longs
, Doubles
, Floats
and Shorts
ClassPath.getAllClasses()
Runnables.doNothing()
In common.io
, InputSupplier
and OutputSupplier
and all methods that take one or the other as a parameter have been deprecated. ByteSource
, CharSource
, ByteSink
and CharSink
should be used instead. The methods will be removed in two releases (18.0) and the interfaces are scheduled to be removed after 18 months, in June 2015.
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- Hashing
- EventBus
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- Reflection
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