Final Release

This release updates critical dependencies to unblock support for Python 3.12.

Also:

• Drop support for Python 3.7 (EOL)

Note: This is the final release of typical.

Support latest Python and typing-extensions.

What's Changed

• Add benchmark for apischema by @wyfo in #192
• Switch to poetry-core by @fabaff in #193
• Update typing-extensions, plus a fixes for other breaking changes. by @seandstewart in #203

New Contributors

• @wyfo made their first contribution in #192
• @fabaff made their first contribution in #193

Full Changelog: v2.8.0...v2.8.1

v2.8.0

What's Changed

• Improved Serialization by @seandstewart in #190

Full Changelog: v2.7.11...v2.8.0

v2.7.11

What's Changed

• CPython 3.9.8+ and 3.10.1+ have new logic for type resolution of ForwardRefs which caused a regression in our runtime type analysis. This change adds handling for this new logic.

Full Changelog: v2.7.10...v2.7.11

Fix support for Optional Enums

This release fixes a regression in our serializer factory which failed to account for optional/nullable enum types when dumping to a primitive, leading to an AttributeError when attempting to access the enum value.

Improved support for Decimal types

What's Changed

• Fix Decimal serdes by @qhelix7 in #189

New Contributors

• @qhelix7 made their first contribution in #189

Full Changelog: v2.7.8...v2.7.9

Treat `sqlite3.Row` objects as a Mapping type

sqlite3.Row objects are C extension types which meet the contract for a mapping, but do not evaluate as a subclass of the Mapping generic. This change adds them to our list of "mapping-compliant" types.

Fix deserialization of extended Mapping types

v2.7.7

bump version to v2.7.7 [ci skip]

Fix Translation of a NamedTuple to another User Class

NamedTuple objects were improperly treated as a simple builtin subtype when coercing user-defined types, which resulted in unexpected behavior. This fixes deserialization logic to use the standard translator protocol for named tuples.

Fix Recursion Error for Derived Classes of `@typic.klass`

Derived classes of a typic.klass object were improperly recognized as a simple Iterable.

This caused a recursion error when attempting to serialize these objects, since the __iter__ magic method relies upon the iterator factory, but the iterator factory simply called the __iter__ magic method.

Resolves #185