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Releases: IdentityPython/JWTConnect-Python-OidcMsg
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Release list
v1.6.0
Contributors
rohe
Assets 2
v1.5.4
Contributors
rohe
Assets 2
v1.5.3
Release notes
- Timezone awareness @peppelinux (#53)
- Added time skew constant @rohe (#54)
- Reference to missing documentation file removed. @rohe (#52)
What's Changed
- Reference to missing documentation file removed. by @rohe in #52
- Timezone awareness by @peppelinux in #53
Full Changelog: v1.5.2...v1.5.3
Contributors
rohe and peppelinux
Assets 2
v1.5.1
Contributors
rohe
Assets 2
v1.5.0
Release notes
- Mostly changes to do with issues discovered during certification. @rohe (#47)
- logging.error in time_util.py @peppelinux (#48)
- Delete .travis.yml @peppelinux (#44)
- Fix calculation of epoch that is not taking into account the timezone @c00kiemon5ter (#45)
- Fix file permissions @c00kiemon5ter (#46)
New Contributors
- @c00kiemon5ter made their first contribution in #46
Full Changelog: v1.4.1...v1.5.0
Contributors
c00kiemon5ter, rohe, and peppelinux
Assets 2
v1.4.1
Release notes
- Needed to complete certification. @rohe (#42)
- Create pypi.yml @peppelinux (#41)
What's Changed
- Added release drafter by @rohe in #33
- fix: args collides with pdb command by @peppelinux in #37
- Allow a class attribute to be either a dictionary or a class instance… by @rohe in #39
- Create pypi.yml by @peppelinux in #41
- Needed to complete certification. by @rohe in #42
Full Changelog: 1.3.2...v1.4.1
Contributors
rohe and peppelinux
Assets 2
v1.4.0
Release notes
- Allow a class attribute to be either a dictionary or a class instance… @rohe (#39)
- fix: args collides with pdb command @peppelinux (#37)
- Removed persistent storage modules. @rohe (#35)
- Common configuration functionality @rohe (#34)
- Added release drafter @rohe (#33)
- feat: release-drafter github action @peppelinux (#32)
- Changing persistent storage paradigm @rohe (#31)
Maintenance release
Changed handling of state persistence
Previously state was handled by letting the modules in the package directly interface to persistent storage.
This we now have changed such that the user of the package have a set of methods: dump, flush and load, that it can use to collect and restore state information. The state information can be store it in a manner chosen by the user.