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Releases: NetherlandsForensicInstitute/confidence

0.12

01 Mar 16:46
0.12
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  • Use named loggers, default confidence.* library loggers to silence as described in the docs.
  • Resolve references in sequences.

0.11

25 Nov 10:30
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  • Parse values of environment variables as YAML values (e.g. NAME_KEY=yes will result in key being True)
  • Add INFO-level logging of files and environment variables being used to load configuration

0.10

04 Aug 14:09
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  • Remove configurable key separator, hardcode the default.
  • Rename enumeration values (like Locality.USER) to be upper case.
  • Add dump, dumpf and dumps functions to dump Configuration instances to YAML format.

0.9

01 Feb 14:57
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0.9
  • Add type hints to confidence

0.8

14 Dec 11:59
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0.8
  • Add human-readable reprs to Configuration and ConfigurationSequence
  • Make ConfigurationSequence more list-like by enabling addition operator (configured_sequence + [1, 2, 3] or (1, 2, 3) + configured_sequence)

0.7

10 Jul 12:43
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0.7
  • Auto-wrap configured sequences to enable 'list-of-dicts' style configuration while retaining Configuration functionality

0.6.3

14 Jan 10:39
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  • Restrict reference pattern to make a nested pattern work.

0.6.2

25 Nov 13:34
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  • Make Configuration instances picklable.

0.6.1

12 Apr 14:46
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  • Fix resolving references during loading when sources passed to Configuration are Configuration instances themselves.

0.6

05 Apr 08:26
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0.6
  • Add Missing policy to control what to do with unconfigured keys on attribute access
  • Split single-file module into multi-module package (user-facing names importable from confidence package)
  • Raise errors when merging / splitting non-str type keys, avoiding issues with confusing and broken access patterns