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Added
The new kwarg retries has been added to civis.APIClient so that
a tenacity.Retrying instance can be provided to customize retries. (#495)
Added civis.workflows.validate_workflow_yaml
to validate a Civis Platform workflow YAML definition. (#497, #499)
The helper I/O functions that create a Civis file
(i.e., civis.io.file_to_civis, civis.io.dataframe_to_file, and civis.io.json_to_file)
accept a new description keyword argument for the new description attribute
of Civis file objects. (#498, #500)
Response objects are now fully typed through the attribute syntax. (#501)
Both Response and PaginatedResponse are now directly available under the civis namespace. (#501)
Added the new property default_database_credential_id at civis.APIClient,
which is going to replace the existing default_credential. (#502)
Changed
When a PaginatedResponse object is returned from an API call,
a user-specified limit kwarg is now honored to facilitate speeding up the pagination. (#501)
Deprecated
The method get_database_credential_id at civis.APIClient has been deprecated
and will be removed at civis-python v3.0.0. There's no replacement for this method. (#502)
The property default_credential at civis.APIClient has been deprecated
and will be removed at civis-python v3.0.0,
in favor of the new property default_database_credential_id. (#502)
The repr form of Response objects is now the dict-based Response({‘spam’: 123})
instead of the dataclass-based Response(spam=123), since response object keys can
be invalid Python identifiers. (#501)
In Response object instantiation, object keys that originate from environment variables
are now preserved for their (customarily upper-) case even in the default snake-case setting. (#501)
In Response object instantiation, an API response that represents a JSONValue object
now has its value attribute unmodified as the Python object representation
of the deserialized JSON form (as opposed to being converted to a Response-based form). (#501)