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## 14 September 2017 ## 14 September 2017
### New features ### New features
* We've beefed up downloaders for OpenAddresses, OpenStreetMap, and Who's On First to download subsets of data. * We've beefed up downloaders for OpenAddresses, OpenStreetMap, and Who's On First to download subsets of data.
* The alpha3 flag for country codes have been obsolete for quite some time now but we've [removed all vestiges of it](https://github.com/pelias/model/pull/71). * The alpha3 flag for country codes have been obsolete for quite some time now but we've [removed all vestiges of it](https://github.com/pelias/model/pull/71).
### Bug fixes ### Bug fixes
* Some OpenAddresses records have lon/lat at 0/0 meaning that, unless you have a ocean-going yacht and pretty sturdy jet ski, you can't get to addresses there (note to self: start "Pelias for Yachts"). We've now [excluded those](https://github.com/pelias/openaddresses/pull/277) from the build. * Some OpenAddresses records have lon/lat at 0/0 meaning that, unless you have a ocean-going yacht and pretty sturdy jet ski, you can't get to addresses there (note to self: start "Pelias for Yachts"). We've now [excluded those](https://github.com/pelias/openaddresses/pull/277) from the build.
## 22 August 2017 ## 22 August 2017
### New features ### New features
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* We've added a warning when unexpected query parameters are encountered! This is a big deal because it helps catch misspellings of query parameter names, such as `layer` vs `layers`... we've all been there at least once. * We've added a warning when unexpected query parameters are encountered! This is a big deal because it helps catch misspellings of query parameter names, such as `layer` vs `layers`... we've all been there at least once.
### Bug fixes ### Bug fixes
* We found an invalid warning when falling back to a coarse-reverse geocoding strategy about `boundary.circle.radius` not being supported, even though the query didn't specify a value for that parameter. We removed the unwanted warning. If you see that warning going forward, consider it valid and revise your query. * We found an invalid warning when falling back to a coarse-reverse geocoding strategy about `boundary.circle.radius` not being supported, even though the query didn't specify a value for that parameter. We removed the unwanted warning. If you see that warning going forward, consider it valid and revise your query.
* We fixed our production configuration to fully enable language headers (they were only partially available previously). Ooops! * We fixed our production configuration to fully enable language headers (they were only partially available previously). Ooops!
## 6 July 2017 ## 6 July 2017
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## 1 February 2017 ## 1 February 2017
This release is just a data refresh since it's hard to keep up with the leaps and bounds that [openaddresses](http://openaddresses.io) is growing by! This release is just a data refresh since it's hard to keep up with the leaps and bounds that [openaddresses](http://openaddresses.io) is growing by!
## 27 January 2017 ## 27 January 2017
@ -135,8 +135,8 @@ This week includes only code changes, no data updates. Our production build fail
## 18 November 2016 ## 18 November 2016
* We've just released beta support for component geocoding so instead of passing in a single input to the `/v1/search` endpoint, the parts of an address can be sent to `/v1/beta/component`! An example of this is `address=201+Spear+St&locality=San+Francisco&region=CA`. We haven't officially named this geocoding type yet, so if you have a naming suggestion, please weigh in [here](https://github.com/pelias/pelias/issues/455)! Our basic design doc for using this new beta feature is [here](https://github.com/pelias/pelias/tree/master/milestones/component_geocoding), please check it out. We're still working out the final implementation (why it's currently deployed to our `/v1/beta` test bed) so check it out and don't hesitate to [raise any issues](https://github.com/pelias/pelias/issues) you might encounter. Check out the [acceptance tests](https://github.com/pelias/acceptance-tests/blob/master/test_cases/component_geocoding.json) for some more examples. * We've just released beta support for component geocoding so instead of passing in a single input to the `/v1/search` endpoint, the parts of an address can be sent to `/v1/beta/component`! An example of this is `address=201+Spear+St&locality=San+Francisco&region=CA`. We haven't officially named this geocoding type yet, so if you have a naming suggestion, please weigh in [here](https://github.com/pelias/pelias/issues/455)! Our basic design doc for using this new beta feature is [here](https://github.com/pelias/pelias/tree/master/milestones/component_geocoding), please check it out. We're still working out the final implementation (why it's currently deployed to our `/v1/beta` test bed) so check it out and don't hesitate to [raise any issues](https://github.com/pelias/pelias/issues) you might encounter. Check out the [acceptance tests](https://github.com/pelias/acceptance-tests/blob/master/test_cases/component_geocoding.json) for some more examples.
* We're enabling support for more response scenarios from [libpostal](https://github.com/openvenues/libpostal)! This release we're adding support for city+country, so requests for Paris, France and Reykjavík, Iceland are a lot cleaner. * We're enabling support for more response scenarios from [libpostal](https://github.com/openvenues/libpostal)! This release we're adding support for city+country, so requests for Paris, France and Reykjavík, Iceland are a lot cleaner.
* Speaking of Reykjavík, Iceland, support for inputs containing diacritics has improved. Now whether the input is Reykjavík, Iceland or Reykjavik, Iceland, results should be the same. * Speaking of Reykjavík, Iceland, support for inputs containing diacritics has improved. Now whether the input is Reykjavík, Iceland or Reykjavik, Iceland, results should be the same.
* Whether your input contains a 2- or 3-character ISO country code (`FRA` vs `FR`), we'll find it! * Whether your input contains a 2- or 3-character ISO country code (`FRA` vs `FR`), we'll find it!

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