v0.2.0

Added

• TimeExecutioner.accumulate(), a companion to time() for code that
  times the same phase across many iterations. Inner phases.time("fetch")
  blocks accumulate instead of logging, phases.count("skipped") tallies
  alongside them, and one summary line is logged on exit — including
  unaccounted, the wall clock the timed phases do not explain. The summary is
  flushed on exception too, at error level, so a run that dies still reports
  where its time went.

Changed

• Code analysis moved from SonarQube Cloud Automatic Analysis to a scan run from
  CI, with a coverage report attached. Automatic Analysis cannot import coverage,
  so the dashboard reported none for a suite that in fact covers 96% of the
  package. Configuration moved from .sonarcloud.properties to
  sonar-project.properties accordingly; the latter also supports
  sonar.issue.ignore.multicriteria, so known false positives are now recorded
  in the repository and reviewable in a diff instead of marked won't-fix in the
  dashboard.

v0.1.0

Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Nothing yet.

0.1.0 - 2026-08-18

First release published to PyPI. Earlier 0.0.x tags were never published, and
their build metadata always resolved to 0.0.0 (see Fixed), so 0.1.0 is the
first version with a correct, installable distribution.

Fixed

• Packaging: no more stray __init__.py in site-packages. src-layout
  auto-discovery treated src/ as the package root, so src/__init__.py was
  installed as a bare __init__.py at the top level of site-packages, where it
  collided with any other package doing the same and was removed by
  pip uninstall. The module now lives in a real src/time_executioner/ package.
• Packaging: the version no longer resolves to 0.0.0. dynamic = ["version"]
  had no corresponding [tool.setuptools.dynamic] section, so every build
  silently produced 0.0.0 while __init__.py claimed 0.0.2. Version is now
  read from time_executioner.__version__ as a single source of truth.
• Python 3.16 compatibility. Replaced asyncio.iscoroutinefunction() with
  inspect.iscoroutinefunction(); the former is deprecated and scheduled for
  removal in Python 3.16. The test suite's blanket -W ignore::DeprecationWarning
  had been hiding this.
• Corrected a typo in the Homepage project URL.
• The test suite no longer leaks a set_logger() call into the process-wide
  default, which previously persisted past the run that made it.

Added

• logger= argument on TimeExecutioner.log() and TimeExecutioner.time(),
  for overriding the logger per use. set_logger() mutates process-wide state, so
  two consumers in one process previously had no way to avoid clobbering each
  other.
• TimeExecutioner.reset_logger(), restoring the built-in default logger.
• py.typed marker. The library was fully annotated but shipped no PEP 561
  marker, so type checkers in consuming projects silently ignored every
  annotation. Type information is now published.
• A dev extra (pip install -e '.[dev]') replacing requirements.txt.
• CI now tests on Python 3.11–3.14, runs the pre-commit suite, and builds the
  distribution to verify it is installable, importable, correctly versioned, and
  free of stray top-level files.
• A tag-triggered PyPI publish workflow using trusted publishing.
• PyPI keywords and classifiers, including Typing :: Typed.
• This changelog and CONTRIBUTING.md.
• All GitHub Actions references pinned to commit SHAs rather than mutable tags,
  with Dependabot configured to keep them current.
• requirements-publish.txt, a hash-pinned build toolchain for the release
  workflow. The publish job previously installed the full unpinned dev extra
  before building the artifact it uploads to PyPI, so a compromised release of
  any build-time dependency could have altered what users receive. It now
  installs only build and twine, with --require-hashes.
• Explicit least-privilege permissions declared per job on both workflows.
• pylock.toml, a PEP 751 lock file pinning every development dependency to an
  exact version and hash, installed by pip in CI so contributors and CI run
  identical tooling.

Changed

• __version__ is now a string attribute rather than a zero-argument function.
  Breaking for anyone who called time_executioner.__version__(); use
  time_executioner.__version__ instead.
• The default logger name moved from time_executioner to
  time_executioner._core, following the module split. Configuration applied to
  the time_executioner logger still applies, since child loggers propagate to
  their parent.
• Tests import the installed time_executioner package rather than the in-tree
  src.time_executioner path, so they exercise the built artifact.
• pytest configuration moved from pytest.ini into pyproject.toml, which also
  removes an inert [tool.pytest.ini_options] block that pytest.ini never read.
  DeprecationWarning is now an error in the test suite.

v0.0.2

What's Changed

• feat: add context manager execution for timer by @barclay in #2

Full Changelog: v0.0.1...v0.0.2

v0.0.1 -- initial release

This is the initial release of the library, to see how we like working in this pattern.

Initial release: 0.0.1-alpha

v0.0.1-alpha

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