What's changed
A documentation-only release. No library code changed between v3.0.0 and v3.0.1 — the PyPI artifact differs from 3.0.0 only in __version__. If you are already on 3.0.0 there is nothing to gain by upgrading; the version exists so the docs site has a tag to build from.
Documentation
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The Sphinx sidebar is grouped by topic. Every
{toctree}now carries a:caption:, which the Read the Docs theme renders as a section header, so the navigation reads as nine labelled groups instead of one long list (#100)Getting Started · Core Workflow · Inspecting the Process · Pointers Memory Allocation · Tools · API Reference · Additional Notes · Project -
One hop fewer to the content. The old
guide/indexhub page — a caption "User's Guide" leading to a page "User Guide" leading to a "What's covered" restatement of its own table of contents — is gone. The guide's pages are listed directly under the captions, and the two links that pointed at the hub now point at Opening a process (#100) -
The API reference is split into three captioned groups, and the vague "Advanced" caption is now "Memory Allocation" (#100)
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Fixed a stale comment in the
Makefilethat still named Furo as the docs theme; it has beensphinx_rtd_themesince the migration (#100)
Why the version bump
Read the Docs serves /en/stable/ from the highest semver tag. That was v3.0.0, the commit before the docs change, so stable kept showing the old navigation even though /en/latest/ had already rebuilt from main. Tagging v3.0.1 moves stable onto the current docs (#101)
Install
pip install --upgrade PyMemoryEditor📖 Full documentation: pymemoryeditor.readthedocs.io
Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.0.1