Releases: piskvorky/sqlitedict
Releases · piskvorky/sqlitedict
v2.1.0
What's Changed
- Update supported versions in readme by @plague006 in #158
- Fix setDaemon deprecated warning by @biostu24 in #157
- adding optional (not enabled by default) ability to encode keys by @rdyro in #161
- Change logging from info to debug by @nvllsvm in #163
- Properly handle the race condition by @mpenkov in #164
- Correct spelling mistakes by @EdwardBetts in #166
- Introduce weak references by @mpenkov in #165
New Contributors
- @plague006 made their first contribution in #158
- @biostu24 made their first contribution in #157
- @rdyro made their first contribution in #161
- @nvllsvm made their first contribution in #163
- @EdwardBetts made their first contribution in #166
Full Changelog: 2.0.0...v2.1.0
2.0.0
2.0.0, 04/03/2022
This release supports Python 3.7 and above.
If you need support for older versions, please use the previous release, 1.7.0.
1.7.0
1.6.0, 18/09/2018
- Add
get_tablenames
method to retrieve all table names from an existing SQLite DB file. (@transfluxus, #72) - Add license files to dist (@toddrme2178, #79)
- Replace
easy_install
->pip
in README (@thechief389, #77) - Update build badge (@menshikh-iv)
Custom encode and decode, 13/02/2017
1.4.2, 26/08/2016
1.4.2, 26/08/2016
- Fix some hangs on closing. Let enter re-open a closed connection. (@ecederstrand, #55)
- Surround table names with quotes. (@Digenis, #50)
1.4.1, 15/05/2016
- Read-only mode (@nrhine1, #37)
- Check file exists before deleting (@adibo, #39)
- AttributeError after SqliteDict is closed (@guyskk, #40)
- Python 3.5 support (@jtatum, #47)
- Pickle when updating with 2-tuples seq (@Digenis, #49)
- Fix exit errors: TypeError("'NoneType' object is not callable",) (@janrygl, #45)
py3k support
- consistent change of license to Apache 2.0
- full py3k support, including Travis tests