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v0.4.3

09 Apr 09:53
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  • Fix several issues with the task group (issue #73, PR #75)
  • Fix "Task exception was never retrieved" warning (issue #71, PR #72)

v0.4.2

05 Mar 11:30
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  • Add python 3.8 and 3.9 support (PR #63)
  • Do not raise exceptions when cancelling an already finished task (issue #65, PR #66)
  • Improve code quality (PR #67)

v0.4.1

22 Feb 17:35
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  • Better error handling in user code (PR #47)
  • More links and details in the doc (PR #50, thanks @blaiseli )
  • Better exception when a stream is used as a context (issue #40, PR #56)
  • Better exceptions in AsyncIteratorContext (PR #57)
  • Fix python 3.8 compatibility (PR #59, issue #61, PR #62)

v0.4.0

04 Oct 14:08
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v0.3.3

27 Aug 16:48
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  • Set encoding to utf-8 in setup script (PR #42)

v0.3.2

01 Aug 15:00
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  • PR #24: Raise a better exception when decorating a method with @operator
  • PR #27: Fixed deprecation warning for importing ABC's from collections
  • PR #32: Refactor base_combine and the streamer manager
  • PR #33: AsyncIteratorContext now re-throws exceptions within the iterator
  • PR #34: Use AsyncExitStack from contextlib

v0.3.1

09 Aug 13:11
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v0.3.0

05 Jan 15:06
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  • PR #10: add concurrency to map and starmap operators
    • ordered argument can be used to get the elements either in order or as soon as possible.
    • task_limit can be used to limit the amount of mapping coroutines that can run concurrently.

v0.2.6

20 Dec 11:42
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  • Issue #7, PR #8: add proper cleanup for merge operator
  • Issue #3, PR #9: add concat, flatten, switch and their corresponding *map operators

v0.2.4

19 Jun 13:06
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  • Add github context to the documentation
  • Add the chunks operator