v0.1.1

Release 0.1.1 — Openapi® Rust SDK Takes Shape

The 0.1.1 release of the Openapi® Rust SDK marks an important early milestone, introducing key refinements that improve reliability, developer experience, and alignment with the broader OpenAPI ecosystem.

🧱 Stability and Reliability

• Addressed initial edge cases and inconsistencies identified in the first release cycle.
• Improved error propagation using idiomatic Rust patterns (Result, Error traits), ensuring safer and more predictable execution.
• Enhanced request/response handling to better manage serialization and deserialization flows.

⚙️ Idiomatic Rust and Performance

• Refined API interfaces to better follow Rust conventions and ownership principles.
• Reduced unnecessary allocations and improved memory efficiency.
• Cleaner abstractions make the SDK more ergonomic without sacrificing performance.

🌍 Consistency and Interoperability

• Data models and client structures are now more closely aligned with OpenAPI specifications.
• Improved compatibility with other SDKs across different languages, enabling a more uniform development experience.
• Standardized naming conventions and module organization for easier navigation.

🧩 Developer Experience Improvements

• Better support for serde serialization/deserialization.
• Simplified client configuration and initialization.
• Early groundwork for extensibility, making it easier to integrate custom middleware or adapt the SDK to specific use cases.

🎯 Why This Matters

• Establishes a solid and idiomatic Rust foundation for building reliable API clients.
• Reduces friction for developers adopting Rust within an OpenAPI-driven ecosystem.
• Sets clear conventions that will scale with future versions of the SDK.

🚀 Looking Ahead

Version 0.1.1 represents a foundational step toward a more mature Rust SDK. Upcoming releases will focus on expanding feature coverage, improving async support, and further enhancing performance and usability across diverse environments.