0.1.8

version 0.1.8

Changes since 0.1.7:

• The hasher now supports the copy method and the name attribute,
  matching the conventions of hashlib. Added by @xkortex.
• The optional key argument can now be any buffer type, just like the
  data argument can. Previously key could only be bytes.

0.1.7

version 0.1.7

Changes since 0.1.6:

• Add support for hashing buffers of signed chars. This is uncommon,
  but it can come up with e.g. PyArrow. See
  #9 and
  #11.

0.1.6

version 0.1.6

Changes since 0.1.5:

• Upgrade to pyo3 0.11, which supports stable Rust.

0.1.5

version 0.1.5

Changes since 0.1.4:

• The Linux build is now properly manylinux-compatible. Previously the
  Linux binary wheels were linked against a too-recent version of glibc,
  leading to runtime errors on e.g. CentOS 7.

0.1.4

version 0.1.4

Changes since 0.1.3:

• Update to version 0.3.0 of the blake3 crate.

0.1.3

version 0.1.3

Changes since 0.1.2:

• The key keyword argument for blake3(), which enables the keyed mode.
• The context keyword argument for blake3(), which enables the key
  derivation mode.
• The length and seek keyword arguments for digest() and
  hexdigest(), which expose the XOF.
• The multithreading keyword argument for blake3() and update(), which
  enables Rayon-based multithreading.
• The "c" feature of the underlying Rust crate is now enabled by
  default, which brings in assembly implementations and AVX-512 support.

0.1.2

version 0.1.2

Changes since 0.1.1:

• Fix an issue that caused version 0.1.1 to be built and released in
  debug mode, leading to very bad performance.

0.1.1

version 0.1.1

Changes since 0.1.0:

• Binary wheels are now built automatically by GitHub Actions for common
  platforms. Currently Python 3.5-3.8 for Linux, macOS, and x86+x64
  Windows.
• The PyPI release flow is now fully automated, triggered by pushing a
  new tag to GitHub.