3.17.0

- Updated the way the controller object initializes itself so that it won't get confused if it starts outside play mode. (This is mainly for testing frameworks.)

3.16.0

- Compatability fix for Unity version 6.5 (and onward).

3.15.0

- Added an assembly definition for package.

- Fixed an error where the full stack trace would not show if a coroutine threw an exception during its first frame.

- Improved performance when one coroutine waits for another one.

3.14.0

- Documentation update.

- Fixed a bug in LateFixedUpdate.

3.13.0

- Fixed an issue with manual timeframe.

- Removed Editor coroutines, since they create ghost objects and Unity now can do that natively.

- Added a LateFixedUpdate timing segment.

- Removed legacy support for wwwObject. (used pre-unity 2018)

3.12.0

- Made sure that when you pass one handle into KillCoroutines, PauseCoroutines, and ResumeCoroutines it doesn't result in an alloc.

- Added an OnDestroy function to CoroutineHandles. This will execute a function or coroutine whenever another coroutine is ended for any reason. One way to use this is to clean up a coroutine's references if an exception is thrown.

3.11.0

- Added fluid forms of the WaitUntilDone(coroutine) functions.

- Switched pausing, resuming, and killing coroutines with lists of handles to doing it with parameters. If you were passing in a list before, use .ToArray() to fix the error.

3.10.2

- Documentation update.

- Added the RerouteExceptions extension method, which allows you to respond to any exceptions inside that particular coroutine using your custom handler function.

3.10.1

- Fixed issues with changing segments while the coroutine is running.

- yield return GetMyHandle has been deprecated, Timing.CurrentCoroutine is a better way to do the same thing.

3.10.0

- Added extension methods so that you can now run a coroutine from its function pointer, like this: _MyCoroutineFunc().RunCoroutine(). RunCoroutineSingleton has a similar new extension method.

- Added a new SingletonBehavior: AbortAndUnpause doesn't run the coroutine if the handle is already running, but also unpauses it. This is useful for use cases like a "manager" coroutine that needs to pause when a list is empty, and needs to either start or unpause when an element is added.

3.09.0

- Fixed a threading package integration issue that appeared in 3.08.1

- Removed the deprecated "isPaused" accessor (use IsAliveAndPaused).

- The WaitUntilDone function now uses the current coroutine's segment as a default value rather than always Segment.Update.

3.08.1

- Internal optimizations.

3.08.0

- Added a overload for KillCoroutines that accepts a list of handles.

- Improved the logic when instances of the Timing Controller exist in your scenes due to editor coroutines.

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