AsyncEval 2.2: The Phoenix Refactor

In version 2.2, AsyncEval rises from the ashes with substantial improvements, reinventing itself (yet again) with even better context management, more refined error handling, and a sleeker, streamlined code transformation process.

Key Enhancements:

1. Execution Context Management:

   • Introduced ExecutionContext to better isolate and manage individual code executions within a structured session, making tracking and debugging so organized that it almost feels suspicious.

2. Error Handling and Traceback:

   • Enhanced error reporting with a custom excepthook and refined traceback formatting, so you should know exactly where it all went wrong.

3. Customizable AST Transformations:

   • Updated NodeTransformer for more efficient and flexible modifications to Python code structures.

4. Builtin Management:

   • Added CustomBuiltins, allowing safe, temporary adjustments and isolation to Python's builtins during execution—finally giving you the power you didn't know you wanted.

5. Optimized Performance and Memory Usage:

   • Reduced object copying, improved regex performance, and optimized AST traversal, resulting in faster evaluations and lower memory overhead.

6. Improved Debugging Tools:

   • New utilities like reconstruct_node and dump_node aid in AST inspection, giving you deeper insights, whether you wanted them or not (actually, I just found these functions too useful during the debugging to just remove them).

7. Streamlined API:

   • Simplified the evaluation interface with more intuitive parameters, making integration so easy that I wonder why it wasn't always this way.

Full Changelog: v2.1...v2.2

v2.1.0: The Traceback Tamer

Release of an extermely handful way to customize tracebacks based on inbuilt frame system, making debugging significantly easier and more informative. Supplemented with addressed bugs and enhanced code health providing better overall stability.

Full Changelog: v2...v2.1

v2.0.0: From Clunky to Chic

Overhaul of the evaluator, bringing security updates, usability and improved traceback display with the brand new evaluator-session system.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/iineolineii/async_eval/commits/v2