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wq.build 2.1

27 Mar 14:28
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wq.build 2.1.0 is the first release of the wq.build 2.1 series! Be sure to check out the latest documentation and the release notes for wq 2.1 when upgrading.

All changes by @sheppard.

In addition to confirming compatibility with Python 3.12 and Django 5.0 (5190f89), this release includes the following improvements:

wq.build 2.0

08 Nov 17:45
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wq.build 2.0.0 is the first stable release of the wq.build 2.0 series! Be sure to check out the latest documentation and the release notes for wq 2.0 when upgrading.

Changes since wq.build 2.0 alpha 2

None.

Other changes since wq.build 1.3.0

Changes in Alpha

  • Removed the deprecated wq versions command
  • In default serviceWorker template, ignoreVary when loading index.html
  • Switch to pyproject.toml, update layout, and test latest Python version.

Changes in Alpha 2

  • Update wq icons for compatibility with Pillow 10

wq.build 2.0 alpha 2

25 Aug 15:32
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wq.build 2.0.0a2 is the second alpha of the upcoming 2.0 version of wq.build, containing a minor fix by @sheppard.

wq.build 2.0 alpha

16 Jun 15:38
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wq.build 2.0.0a1 is the alpha of the upcoming 2.0 version of wq.build. The functionality is mostly the same as wq.build 1.3, with a few changes (all by @sheppard).

  • Removed the deprecated wq versions command (437b86d)
  • In default serviceWorker template, ignoreVary when loading index.html (3e3f666)
  • Switch to pyproject.toml, update layout, and test latest Python version. (32068b3, 01cb337)

wq.build 1.3.0

05 Apr 04:45
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wq.build 1.3.0 is the first stable release of the wq.build 1.3 series! Be sure to check out the latest documentation and the release notes for wq 1.3 when upgrading.

All changes by @sheppard.

Changes since wq.build 1.3 beta

Other changes since wq.core 1.2.0

wq.build 1.3 beta

03 May 03:46
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wq.build 1.3.0b1 is the beta of the upcoming 1.3 version of wq.build (formerly wq.core). The new module combines the wq core command as well as the (non-deprecated) commands from wq.app.build into a single module. See the release notes for wq.app 1.3 beta for more details.

In general it makes sense to just install the latest wq package, which specifies wq.build as a dependency. The upgrade from wq 1.2 to 1.3 will generally just work, though the old wq.core package will remain installed. This is generally harmless, but if you uninstall wq.core after upgrading, you may experience issues with the wq command. If this happens, try uninstalling then reinstalling with these commands:

python3 -m pip uninstall wq.core wq.start
python3 -m pip uninstall wq.build
python3 -m pip install wq==1.3.0b1

wq.core 1.3 alpha

29 Sep 14:04
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wq.core 1.3 alpha Pre-release
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wq.core 1.3 alpha is a preview of the next version of wq.core, as part of the wq 1.3 alpha release. There are minimal changes to wq.core, other than the deprecation of the wq versions command, which will be removed entirely in wq.core 2.0. (Use pip freeze instead.)

wq.core 1.2.0

15 Jan 02:32
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wq.core 1.2.0 is the first stable release of the wq.core 1.2 series.

Changes since wq.db 1.2 beta

  • Check compatibility with Python 3.8

Other changes since wq.core 1.1.0

wq.core 1.2 beta

07 Oct 05:34
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wq.core 1.2 beta Pre-release
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wq.core 1.2.0b1 is the beta of the upcoming 1.2 version of wq.core. The functionality is the same, with a few cosmetic improvements:

  • use setuptools_scm & markdown readme (1a4cfab)
  • use safe_load() to avoid YAML warning (ce2dca7)
  • don't check if wq.io is installed - it was renamed to IterTable (509c90f)

wq.core 1.1.0

12 Jun 18:07
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wq.core 1.1.0 replaces the custom requirements.txt generator (wq versions) with a wrapper around pip freeze. Also, Python 2.7 support is no longer advertised (though it may still work).