0.19.0
(feat): Add WebSocket connector pattern and README code snippets when enableWebsockets: true.
WebSocket channels are now accessible through the root client via connector structs
(e.g., client.realtime.connect(...)) matching Python and Java generator patterns.
Generated README includes a Websockets section with connect, send, receive, and close examples.
0.18.3
(fix): Fix duplicate module declarations and WebSocket type name collisions when multiple
subpackages (e.g., HTTP REST and AsyncAPI WebSocket) map to the same namespace. Deduplicates
pub mod declarations, client re-exports, and doc comments. WebSocket channel generators
now use collision-aware type names (e.g., AuthResponse2 instead of AuthResponse) to
correctly reference disambiguated types in the trading namespace.
0.18.2
(fix): Fix Rust module naming collision when a subpackage has children that share the same
directory name as the parent’s client file. Previously, both X.rs and X/mod.rs could
be generated in the same directory, causing rustfmt errors like “file for module found
at both”. Now the client code is inlined into the unified mod.rs when any children exist,
and child re-exports are only emitted for subpackages with services or endpoints.
0.18.1
(fix): Escape Rust reserved keywords (e.g., type, match, self) when used as path parameter
names in generated client methods. Previously, reserved keywords like type were emitted
as-is, causing rustfmt and compilation failures. Now they are properly escaped with the
r# prefix (e.g., r#type).
