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Releases: JuliaPy/PyCall.jl

v1.17.1

19 Jun 17:17
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More 0.7 deprecation fixes.

v1.17.0

15 Jun 21:23
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More 0.7 fixes, makes pybytes constructor work for any stride-1 DenseVector{UInt8}.

v1.16.1

29 Apr 21:44
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bugfix for handling of NumPy scalars in Python 3

v1.16.0

26 Apr 20:35
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Adds pyfunctionret, ispynull, pyimport_e, uses the VersionParsing package for parsing the Python version number, fixes a couple of bugs, drops Julia 0.5 support, and improves 0.7 support.

v1.15.0

13 Sep 01:15
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Many pyjulia fixes. Also supports iterating over Julia iterators from Python.

v1.14.0

05 Jul 14:12
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More flexible tuple conversions from PyObect, fixes to I/O wrappers to make them conform to the Python docs (and not strip newlines in 0.6).

v1.13.0

19 Jun 16:45
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Added @pywith (#375), pybytes, serialization via pickle (#388). Made dictionary conversion more conservative (#384).

v1.12.0

19 Apr 19:20
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This release adds support for binary operators like + on Python objects and (in 0.6) in-place updating operators like .+= (mapping to Python __iadd__ methods), it generalizes the append! function to work on non-list objects, and fixes some build problems on Windows. 0.4 support is dropped in this release.

v1.12.0

19 Apr 19:17
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This release adds support for binary operators like + on Python objects and (in 0.6) in-place updating operators like .+= (mapping to Python __iadd__ methods), it generalizes the append! function to work on non-list objects, and fixes some build problems on Windows. 0.4 support is dropped in this release.

v1.11.1: deprecations and environment

28 Mar 19:37
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This fixes another deprecation warning (JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl#283) and improves robustness against user PYTHONPATH environment variables when using Conda (JuliaPy/PyPlot#286).