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@alsekaram alsekaram released this 30 Sep 19:58
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v2.2.1
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Fixes a compatibility break from 2.2.0, adds optional ~27x faster signing, and fixes several bugs.

Changed back from 2.2.0

  • Async requests return the error body again on a non-2xx, non-500 node response, as before 2.2.0, now with a FutureWarning. In 2.2.0 they raised NodeException, which is not a subclass of TransactionException, so code catching only TransactionException broke.
  • New raise_on_node_error parameter: True raises NodeException (the 3.0 default), False keeps returning the error body without a warning.

Faster signing (optional)

  • pip install "eosapi-async[fast]" makes signing about 27x faster (~0.16 ms instead of ~4 ms): the elliptic curve multiplication runs in C via coincurve (libsecp256k1).
  • Without the extra, the pure Python path is used, as before. Signatures are byte-for-byte the same either way.
  • coincurve has no wheel for Python 3.14 yet, so use the plain install there.

Proxy

  • proxy now applies to async requests too. Before, async requests ignored it and went out directly.
  • yeomen_proxy was removed: passing it raises TypeError.

Fixes

  • Async works across event loops: a second asyncio.run() no longer fails with Event loop is closed. New await api.close() and async with EosApi(...) as api.
  • timeout applies to async requests (before, aiohttp's 5 minute default was used).
  • With a CPU payer set, the transaction dict passed in is no longer modified, so pushing the same dict again works.
  • A failed get_info in async code is no longer cached for 5 minutes; a bad get_info response raises NodeException instead of KeyError.
  • An account without a contract raises NodeException instead of TypeError.
  • push_transaction accepts cpu_usage=; push_transaction_async(trx, signatures) works, with a FutureWarning.
  • No DeprecationWarning from datetime.utcnow() on Python 3.12+.

Packaging

  • Dependencies are version ranges instead of exact pins; python_requires=">=3.12".
  • Added a test suite (pip install -e .[test], pytest). Tested on Python 3.12, 3.13 and 3.14, with the latest and the minimum dependency versions.

Install: pip install -U "eosapi-async[fast]==2.2.1"

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