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0.9.2

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 15 Aug 18:00
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v0.9.1

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 15 Aug 16:03
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v0.9.0

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 15 Aug 15:56
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0.8.1 - fixed boolean type

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 21 Nov 17:57
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This fixes the boolean type inputs, which would not correctly process values like "0" or "false".

0.8.0 - works with latest Werkzeug and Flask

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 11 Mar 18:49
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Removed pins for Werkzeug < 1 and verified with Flask 2.

0.7.2 - fix error handling

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 03 Mar 15:27

Before 0.7.1 if JWT authorization is enabled exceptions raised raised by the tranquilized functions cause 500 statues but did not send the exception itself. (this release has an extra commit for setup.cfg maintenance)

0.7.1 - fix errors with jwt auth

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 03 Mar 05:34
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Before 0.7.1 if JWT authorization is enabled exceptions raised raised by the tranquilized functions cause 500 statues but did not send the exception itself.

0.7.0

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 13 Dec 22:36

This version adds JWT opaque auth token support

Note that Python 3.5 has been dropped as tests were no longer working.

0.6.0

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 07 Jun 19:50
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Add CORS support with CLI and env var

0.5.0

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@AlbertDeFusco AlbertDeFusco released this 20 Jul 14:18

This release has one important update to switch from flask-restplus to flask-restx. This allows us to use newer versions of werkzeug.