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0.5.0
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0.5 is important step toward 1.0. There are some deprecations.
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Please read changes carefully.
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There are some deprecations. Please read changes carefully.
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Changes
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* Drop Python 2.6 and 3.2 support
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* Drop Python 2.6 and ~3.4 support. Python 2.7 and 3.5+ are supported.
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* Deprecate useless custom exceptions. Use ValueError instead of PackValueError,
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Exception instead of PackException and UnpackException, etc...
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See msgpack/exceptions.py
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* Add `strict_types` option to packer. It can be used to serialize subclass of
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* Add *strict_types* option to packer. It can be used to serialize subclass of
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builtin types. For example, when packing object which type is subclass of dict,
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`default()` is called.
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``default()`` is called. ``default()`` is called for tuple too.
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* Pure Python implementation supports packing memoryview object.
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* Support packing bytearray.
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* Add ``Unpacker.tell()``. And ``write_bytes`` option is deprecated.
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Bugs fixed
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* Fixed zero length raw can't be decoded when encoding is specified. (#236)
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0.4.8
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