v0.7.0

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Changed

• Set req.authInfo by default when using the assignProperty option to
  authenticate() middleware. This makes the behavior the same as when not using
  the option, and can be disabled by setting authInfo option to false.

v0.6.0

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Added

• authenticate(), req#login, and req#logout accept a
  keepSessionInfo: true option to keep session information after regenerating
  the session.

Changed

• req#login() and req#logout() regenerate the the session and clear session
  information by default.
• req#logout() is now an asynchronous function and requires a callback
  function as the last argument.

Security

• Improved robustness against session fixation attacks in cases where there is
  physical access to the same system or the application is susceptible to
  cross-site scripting (XSS).

v0.5.3

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Fixed

• initialize() middleware extends request with login(), logIn(),
  logout(), logOut(), isAuthenticated(), and isUnauthenticated() functions
  again, reverting change from 0.5.1.

v0.5.2

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Fixed

• Introduced a compatibility layer for strategies that depend directly on
  passport@0.4.x or earlier (such as passport-azure-ad), which were
  broken by the removal of private variables in passport@0.5.1.

v0.5.1

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Fixed

• Introduced a compatibility layer for strategies that depend directly on
  passport@0.4.x or earlier (such as passport-azure-ad), which were
  broken by the removal of private variables in passport@0.5.1.

v0.5.0

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Changed

• initialize() middleware extends request with login(), logIn(),
  logout(), logOut(), isAuthenticated(), and isUnauthenticated()
  functions.

Removed

• login(), logIn(), logout(), logOut(), isAuthenticated(), and
  isUnauthenticated() functions no longer added to http.IncomingMessage.prototype.

Fixed

• userProperty option to initialize() middleware only affects the current
  request, rather than all requests processed via singleton Passport instance,
  eliminating a race condition in situations where initialize() middleware is
  used multiple times in an application with userProperty set to different
  values.