0.3.0-beta2

General changes (since beta1):

• Strings are now treated as a primitive and an adapter is not used unless
  specifically requested. (#32)
• Fixed a bug that caused adapters to not be requested for primitives when
  qualifiers were used. (#32)
• Fix a bug where the generated code would not compile due to name conflicts. (#21)
• Fix a bug that would generate uncompilable code when using a generic type with
  default values. (#12)
• The generated code is now prettier and faster.

Code changes (since beta1):

• Read object opening before initializing locals. (#15)
• When writing null, perform an an early return. (#16)
• Eliminate superfluous null check on allowed-nullable values. (#17)
• Remove explicit null check for boxed primitives in writer. (#18)
• Wrap the JSON name strings onto one per-line. (#19)
• Add IDE imls and Gradle's reports dir to ignores. (#29)
• Generated factory should be package-private. (#24)
• Do not pass Moshi instance to adapter when not needed. (#28)
• Do a direct continue inside switch cases. (#27)
• Remove redundant apply. (#34)
• Add a test for qualified primitive always calling an adapter. (#35)
• Fix missing @JsonDefaultValue on custom annotation (#31)
• Fix inconsistent indentation (#33)
• Fix a bug that caused uncompilable code to be generated (#12)
• Use NameAllocator for adapter fields, locals (#21)
• Treat strings as primitive values and skip adapters per default (#32)

0.3.0-beta1

• Implement support for supplying default values for properties (#10)
• Update to Kotlin 1.2.0 (#11)

0.2.0

• Kotlin 1.1.60 is now used.
• The generated adapters have been optimized so that if multiple fields use the same type the same adapter is used. (#7).
• Adapters are no longer used for primitive types (int, float etc) since it can be bad for performance. This behavior can be disabled using a new flag. (#9).

0.1.1

• Fixed a bug that caused adapter generation for inner classes to fail

0.1.0

Initial release.