Releases: googleapis/google-cloud-php
Google Cloud PHP v0.6.0
Google Cloud PHP v0.6.0
What's New?
- Google Cloud PHP now supports Google Cloud Platform's Natural Language API. Natural Language can be used to extract information about people, places, events and more, to understand sentiment in human language, or parse intent. Natural Language is the second Machine Learning API implemented in Google Cloud PHP, following the release of Vision in v0.5.0.
What's Updated?
- Google Cloud PHP now allows you to programmatically delete BigQuery tables, and to insert rows directly into your table one at a time, or as a batch.
v0.5.1
gcloud-php v0.5.1
What's Updated?
- Google Cloud PHP now supports
guzzlehttp/psr7^v1.2.
What's Fixed?
- When no request body is specified, request handler should fall back to
nullrather than[]. - Fix bug in service request in BigQuery Dataset::createTable() method.
v0.5.0
gcloud-php v0.5.0
What's new?
Vision
This version of the Google Cloud Platform PHP Library introduces support for the Google Cloud Vision API. Google Cloud Vision is the first Google Cloud Platform Machine Learning API to be supported by the PHP client, and allows developers to understand the content of their images, classifying them in several different categories, such as faces, landmarks, safe search and more. Learn more about Google Cloud Vision, or check out the PHP Vision Documentation to get started!
v0.4.1
gcloud-php v0.4.1
What's Fixed?
- This minor release fixes a bug in the Pub/Sub service which incorrectly handled lists of subscriptions by topic. It also adds
name()methods to theGoogle\Cloud\PubSub\TopicandGoogle\Cloud\PubSub\Subscriptionclasses to facilitate getting the name of the topic or subscription without requiring an unnecessary service call.
v0.4.0
gcloud-php v0.4.0
What's New?
Logging
This version of gcloud-php introduces support for Google Stackdriver Logging. It includes out-of-the-box support for PSR-3 loggers, and can easily integrate with your existing framework or library!
What's Improved?
Upgraded Auth
gcloud-php now requires google/auth version 0.9. This change means that gcloud-php will now try to determine your project id based on your keyfile, rather than requiring that you explicitly pass it into the ServiceBuilder configuration!
