1.0.1

• Marked as compatible with Python 3.10 as tests with release candidate 1 run flawlessly on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.

1.0.0

• New feature: the parameter system_support allows you to state the level of compatibility between your code and different Operating System groups. This is purposefully done on a very high level: valid inputs are only 'Linux', 'MacOS', and 'Windows' and not specific versions and distributions. The dictionary allows three keys with a set as value each:
  • full: The set of operating systems that are tested on production level.
  • partial: The set of systems that should work, but are not as rigorously tested as those with full support. A system running found here logs a warning.
  • incompatible: The set of systems of which you know they will fail to run the code properly. If an OS in this set tries to run the code, this will yield a RuntimeError exception.
• Tests now also run with the third beta version of the upcoming Python 3.10.
• Although the code should be completely platform independent, tests are now also run on MacOS and Windows.

v0.9.0 stable

• Change development status from beta to stable.
• The parameter release_date now also accepts a string in the format YYYY-MM-DD besides a datetime object.

0.8.0

• Initial public release