v0.18.2

The pack moves to 0.18.2 with dirigent: dirigent-common, dirigent-plugin and dirigent-testing pinned at 0.18.2 from PyPI. Nothing in the pack itself changed.

v0.18.1

The pack moves to 0.18.1 with dirigent: dirigent-common, dirigent-plugin and dirigent-testing pinned at 0.18.1 from PyPI. Its tests opt into the packaged connection guard, and the connection page says what a null health verdict means.

v0.18.0

The pack moves to 0.18.0 with dirigent, the base release: dirigent-common, dirigent-plugin and dirigent-testing pinned at 0.18.0 from PyPI. Nothing in the pack itself changed.

v0.17.3

The pack moves to 0.17.3 with dirigent. Its starters are the documents themselves: each carries the demo connection it runs with, and a copy names it under requires. The separate starters shelf is gone.

v0.17.2

The pack moves to 0.17.2 with dirigent; pins and lock follow. Nothing else changed.

v0.17.1

The pack moves to 0.17.1 with dirigent; pins and lock follow. Nothing else changed.

v0.17.0

The pack moves to 0.17.0 with dirigent. Every refusal it makes carries a dhis2.* code from its own catalogue; dirigent-common, dirigent-plugin and dirigent-testing are pinned at 0.17.0 from PyPI.

v0.16.7

Follows dirigent 0.16.7.

• The seven blocks type their connection field as ConnectionRef, so the step panel draws the connection's kind, health and settings under the box, with a link to its screen.
• The tutorial is re-shot on 0.16.7, with a new picture of the check step's schema box opened to the shape it names, and the PDF rebuilt.

What changed in the engine under it is in dirigent's v0.16.7 release notes.

v0.16.6

Follows dirigent 0.16.6. dirigent-common, dirigent-plugin and dirigent-testing are pinned at 0.16.6.

The pack's own change since 0.16.5:

• The tutorial runs on 0.16.6: a dg init project carries its secret key in .env, so the export step is gone and the page shows what dg init now prints.

v0.16.5

Follows dirigent 0.16.5. dirigent-common, dirigent-plugin and dirigent-testing are pinned at 0.16.5.

The pack's own changes since 0.16.4:

• The README opens with badges for PyPI, CI, the release and the docs, and its claims were re-verified against the pack: the string-or-list query terms are described, the tutorial is pointed at, and the CI and integration paragraphs say what actually runs.
• The package declares its Python classifiers, so PyPI can derive the Python badge.