freezebase 0.6.0

Added

• write_cog and rewrite_tiff take tags, band_tags and units, writing
  dataset-level tags, per-band tags and band unit strings. All three are
  keyword-only and default to None, so existing calls are unchanged.

Fixed

• rewrite_tiff no longer loses LAYOUT: COG when a non-GTiff destination
  carries band descriptions, tags, band tags or units. All of those live in the
  GDAL_METADATA TIFF tag, which grows when written into a finished file and is
  relocated behind the image data; they now go into an intermediate GTiff so
  the driver copy writes the final layout around them.
• Every per-band sequence (band_names, color_interp, band_tags, units)
  is now rejected if it does not match the band count.
• The s3 extra now requires s3fs>=2026.7.0. Earlier versions cache a
  prefix-filtered listing under the unfiltered directory key
  (fsspec/s3fs#1034), so a single
  glob("prefix*") makes every later listing miss files.

freezebase 0.5.0

Added

• Python 3.14 support
• freezebase.__version__, read from the installed distribution metadata.

Fixed

• HTTPDownloader now closes the streamed response on every path out of a
  download, not only on the successful one.

freezebase 0.4.0

Added

• HTTPDownloader.close() and context-manager support, which close the
  downloader's session and release its pooled connections. Creating one
  downloader per download previously held a connection open until the garbage
  collector ran, which made downstream test suites fail unpredictably. The
  session is also closed on garbage collection as a fallback.

Changed

• Breaking: HTTPDownloader no longer forwards arbitrary keyword arguments
  to requests. method and timeout are now named parameters and are spelled
  exactly as before, so calls that only used those keep working; method is
  restricted to "GET" and "POST". Any other requests keyword, such as
  params or headers, now raises TypeError instead of reaching the request.
  To configure the transport, for example a connection pool size, mount an
  adapter on HTTPDownloader.session.

freezebase 0.3.0

This release marks the first release of freezebase on PyPI!

Added

• Per-path named AWS profile support in make_s3_upath. Combinable with a custom
  endpoint_url, mutually exclusive with anon=True and explicit
  key/secret/token. Setting a profile takes environment credentials out of
  boto's resolution chain, so the path signs with the profile's keys only.
• aws_session, returning the cached Rasterio AWSSession for an S3 path, and
  clear_aws_session_cache to discard those sessions. Prefer aws_session over
  constructing an AWSSession directly, so every layer signs identically.

Changed

• Renamed the package to freezebase, to allow publication on
  PyPI under the same name. The import path, PyPI distribution name,
  FREEZEBASE_CACHE/FREEZEBASE_DATA environment variables, and the GitHub
  repository all changed accordingly; there is no compatibility shim for the old names.
• s3_env reuses a cached AWSSession per distinct S3 configuration instead of
  building one per call. Constructing a session resolves boto's whole credential
  chain eagerly, and s3_env is entered on every raster operation, so a
  profile-authenticated path previously re-read the shared credentials file
  for every raster read and write. Refreshable STS/SSO credentials still rotate, because
  Rasterio re-freezes them on each Env entry; static credentials rewritten
  mid-process now need clear_aws_session_cache.
• make_s3_upath rejects credentials in client_kwargs, which reach s3fs but
  not s3_env.