3.4.0 - enums, data classes, 3.13, lambda arguments
Lots of new features in this code. See the list of pull requests below. In particular:
- dataclasses and named ntuples are now supported, allowing for the breakdown of large queries to be much easier.
- enums are now much more carefully handled, and correctly passed down to the backend
- outter arguments in a nested lambda function can now be correctly referenced.
Lots of other things, like official 3.13 python support, the start of removing 3.8 support, documentation, citation files, etc.
There is some possible backwards incompatibility - in particular in the way parameterized calls are processed. If you have any, you should test!
What's Changed
- Add preferred citation and CITAITON.cff by @gordonwatts in #157
- fix: Add citation information for repository by @matthewfeickert in #162
- docs: Add conda-forge badge to README by @matthewfeickert in #153
- build: Support Python 3.9+ by @matthewfeickert in #159
- Support 3.13 and also pyproject.toml by @gordonwatts in #166
- Fixup project distriubtion files by @gordonwatts in #168
- Add dataclasses and named tuples as syntatic sugar by @gordonwatts in #176
- Add docs for named tuples and data classes by @gordonwatts in #177
- Lambda arguments can be captured by @gordonwatts in #182
- deep copy for deref tuple, list, dict by @gordonwatts in #184
- Improve error message when you forget to parameterize a call with [cpp_xxx] by @gordonwatts in #185
- Enum pass through by @gordonwatts in #186
Full Changelog: 3.3.3...3.4.0
Contributors
gordonwatts and matthewfeickert