Changelog

1.4.0

Add support for Django 2.0.
Drop official support for Python 3.3 (py33 might work for bit longer).

1.3.2

Bugfix in set method — was using the timeout instead of the expiry. Also added a raw_get method, which retrieves cache entry with same semantics as regular get method.

1.3.1

Add support for Django 1.11.

1.3

Add set method, with the same semantics as delete & get. Updated docs.

1.2

Add support for Django 1.10 (and drop support for Django < 1.8)
Refactored codebase, cleaned up method naming and module structure. Old imports and methods will work at least for this release. RemovedInCacheback13Warning is set if old methods or imports are used.
Add option to have a different cache per cacheback job

1.1

Added support for multiple background workers (currently Celery and rq)
Add pytest support

1.0

Support Django versions >= 1.7
Update sandbox to work with Django 1.9

0.9.1

Fix silly NameError introduced in 0.9 (#39)

0.9

Add support for other caches (#32)
Fix inconsistent hasing issue in Python 3.x (#28)
Allow job_class_kwargs to be passed to cacheback decorator (#31)

0.8

Add support for Python 3 (#24)

0.7

Include the class name and module path in the cache key by defauly (#21)

0.6

Celery task arguments can now be passed (#20).
Include reference to job instance on decorator function (#17). This allows caches to be invalidated using the decorator function instance.

0.5

Added hook for performing a synchronous refresh of stale items
Updated docs for invalidation

0.4

Handle some error cases
Add invalidate method

0.3

Fixed nasty bug where caching could find it's way into a limbo state (#5)
Remove bug where it was assumed that cached items would be iterable (#4)
Added handling of uncacheable types

0.2

Docs? Docs!
Added method for determining whether to "fetch on miss"

0.1

Minimal viable product